Redden used in a sentence

Redden in a sentence as a verb

‘I see his blood redden his uniform, hear him moan and groan as he twists with the bayonet in his young body.

I cannot check my girlish blush, My color comes and goes; I redden to my finger-tips, And sometimes to my nose.

We’re talking about a level of wood smoke filling the room which causes eyes to redden and start watering, and makes it physically difficult to breathe.

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