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monochromatic

/ˌmɒn.ə.krəˈmæt.ɪk/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui n'utilise qu'une seule couleur ou différentes nuances d'une même couleur.

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adjective

/ˌmɒn.ə.krəˈmæt.ɪk/C1formalart
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui n'utilise qu'une seule couleur ou différentes nuances d'une même couleur.

Describes something that consists of only one color or varying shades of a single color.

  1. Single color schemeB2formal

    Consisting of or using only one color or shades of a single color.

    frMonochromatique (à une seule couleur)

    • The artist created a monochromatic painting using only shades of blue.
    • Her outfit was monochromatic, all in black.
    • The room's monochromatic design gave it a calm, minimalist feel.

    Synonymesmonochromemonochromicmonochromous

    Antonymescolorfulmulticoloredpolychromaticvariegated

  2. Single wavelength lightC1formalscientific

    Relating to light or other electromagnetic radiation that has a single wavelength or a very narrow range of wavelengths.

    frmonochromatique (rayonnement)

    • A laser produces a monochromatic beam of light.
    • The experiment required a monochromatic light source.
    • Monochromatic radiation is used in certain types of spectroscopy.

    Antonymespolychromatic

  3. Color vision deficiencyC2formal

    Relating to a condition where a person cannot perceive any color, seeing only shades of gray.

    frAchromatopsie (vision en noir et blanc)

    • Monochromatic vision is a rare form of color blindness.
    • The patient was diagnosed with monochromatism.
    • People with monochromatic vision see the world in black and white.

    Synonymesachromatic

Formes
  • more monochromatic comparative form
  • most monochromatic superlative form
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