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monochromic


Meanings
  • adjective

    Relating to or consisting of a single color.


Variants
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monochrome , monochromes , monochromic , monochromist , monochromists
Etymology
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From the Greek words mono (one) and chroma (color)


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  1. Monochromic images can be created by filtering an image to a single color.

  2. Monochromic art has been popular in various art movements, including Minimalism and Expressionism.


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  1. Achromatic: Relating to the absence of hue, or color; neutral or gray.


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In art, monochromic refers to a painting or drawing in a single color, often used for artistic expression or minimalism.

How to Memorize "monochromic"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine an artwork or painting done in a single color.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word with the color black or gray for a monochromic image.

  3. mnemonics

    - Remember: Monochromic means one color.


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