Another word for color
NounThe property by which the sense of vision can distinguish between objects, as a red apple and a green apple, that are very similar or identical in form and size
Fabric used especially as a symbol.
A deceptive outward appearance
Appearance of truth or authenticity
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Another word for color
VerbTo give an inaccurate view of by representing falsely or misleadingly
To give a deceptively attractive appearance to
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Another word for color
NounThe quality of reflected light
Vividness
Another word for color
VerbTo impart color to
To take on color
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change color
lose color
under color of
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- Tinge suggests the presence of a small amount of color, usually diffused throughout white with a tinge of blue
- Tint refers to a gradation of a color with reference to its degree of whiteness and suggests a paleness or delicacy of color pastel tints
- In technical use, hue refers to the distinctive property of a color that enables it to be assigned a position in the spectrum
- color : inherit; text-decoration-color: #3A65B5" > Hue , often equivalent to color, may more specifically indicate a modification of a basic color a reddish hue
- Shade refers to any of the gradations of a color with reference to its degree of darkness a light shade of green
- Color is the general term for the property of reflecting light of a particular wavelength, allowing the eye to distinguish red, orange, yellow, blue, etc.
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