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colorlessness

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun colorlessness has 1 sense
  1. colorlessness, colourlessness, achromatism - the visual property of being without color
    --1 is a kind of visual property
    Antonyms: color, colour, coloring, colouring
    --1 has particulars: achromia

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Colorlessness

Description:

Colorlessness refers to the state or quality of lacking color or being devoid of color.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Lack of Color

In this sense, colorlessness is the absence or deficiency of any hue, shade, or tint.

Example sentence: The black and white photograph perfectly captures the colorlessness of the old town.

Sense 2: Dullness or Monotony

In a figurative sense, colorlessness can describe something that lacks excitement, interest, or variety.

Example sentence: The monotonous lecture on computer programming filled the room with colorlessness.

Sense 3: Impersonality or Lack of Individuality

Colorlessness can also be used to express a lack of distinctiveness or uniqueness in someone's character or appearance.

Example sentence: The generic uniform worn by the employees represented the company's commitment to colorlessness.

Sense 4: Transparency

In the field of graphic design, colorlessness can refer to transparent or white areas in an image or design.

Example sentence: The logo was designed with colorlessness to enable versatile placement on different backgrounds.

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