deep-dye

• Verbo arcaico que significa teñir algo de manera profunda o intensa, usado a menudo en contextos históricos o anticuados.

An obsolete verb meaning to dye something thoroughly or deeply, often used in historical or archaic contexts.

1. Dye thoroughlyC1formal

   To dye something completely and deeply, ensuring the color penetrates the material fully.

   teñir en profundidad

   • The artisan deep-dyed the fabric to achieve a rich, lasting color.
   • To get the best results, you should deep-dye the wool for several hours.
   • The cloth was deep-dyed in indigo, giving it a vibrant blue hue.

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