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Discover LudwigThe phrase "glowing orange" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is emitting a bright orange light or color. Example: The setting sun cast a glowing orange light over the horizon, painting the sky in a fiery display of colors.
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A space heater glowing orange sits at either end.
Surrounded by the audience, McGovern sits at a black table under a glowing orange lampshade.
Within two minutes, this blade was a glowing orange, just shy of fifteen hundred degrees.
Hadid was soon surrounded, and only the glowing orange whoosh in her hair could be seen through the crowd.
Somehow, with the winter sun shining in, and the radiators glowing orange, the thought process through Resort seems oddly appropriate.
The naranj pilaf is a rich, glowing orange color, thickly larded with shreds of orange peel, soft almonds and pistachios.
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A reddish star or planet was above the moon & they could see a larger, brighter body glowing orange-white above that.
These include the voluptuous shell of glowing, orange-tinted space that is the Newark Museum's "Sheridan Theater," which depicts one of the Art Deco movie palaces that Hopper so loved to paint.
The wild fish don't boast the glowing oranges and whites of their domestic brethren, instead preferring a muted palette of metallic greens.
Project X created three anthropomorphic trees with glowing oranges.
He eclipses the sun with her persimmon: the planet glows orange like a jack-o'-lantern.
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