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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mood ring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of ring that changes color based on the wearer's mood or emotional state.
Example: "She wore a mood ring that shifted colors throughout the day, reflecting her changing feelings."
Alternatives: "an emotion ring" or "a color-changing ring".
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It's like a mood ring, but for your forehead.
"Like a mood ring, but in lacquer," she said.
He bought a mood ring, but it remained permanently transparent.
He was writing an essay rather than fondling a mood ring.
It operates like a mood ring, blue one day, green the next.
The e-mail equivalent of a mood ring, they surely lack the neural impact of an actual smile or frown.
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The sangria laid out with snacks in the late afternoon is a nice touch, and the jungle wall-paper in my wicker-cased room the size of Brazil sets a mood, ring-a-ding-ding.
Her long-term vision is of a car that comes in a rainbow of colors rather than the half-dozen choices a buyer might have on a dealer's lot; a car that, like a rolling mood ring, might be able to express its "feelings" (cold? sluggish? overheated?) by changing colors or talking through the stereo.
CINEMA is a powerful medium that often serves as a giant mood ring for the body politic, especially those films that earn Oscars.
The first work from Campbell Mithun will be a Mood Wing app, a play on "mood ring," supporting a promotion for a menu item called Bonafine bone-in chicken.
Nasdaq.com's well-designed ETF Dynamic Heatmap serves as a virtual mood ring of intraday sector and index performance for active investors.
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