1. to stain or cover with blood; to make bloody
Usage: literary; formal; third-person singular present tense of ensanguine

Examples

• The battlefield ensanguines the earth with the blood of fallen soldiers.
• Violence ensanguines the streets of the war-torn city.
• The tragic accident ensanguines the pavement.
• His hands ensanguine the white cloth he holds.
• The storm ensanguines the sky with crimson hues in this poetic description.