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Meanings of monochromatic in English
Portuguese
monocromático Catalan
monocromàtic (Of light or other electromagnetic radiation) having only one wavelength.
Having only one color.
Color blindness.
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Usage of monochromatic in English
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Gaitonde, a modern artist known for his abstract and often monochromatic paintings.
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Pauline is the same Pauline who wanted to draw in monochromatic drawing.
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The vapour from the mixture ignites and we have a monochromatic flame.
4
With the exception of the Flepia, though, almost all e-readers are monochromatic.
5
Silver-tone monochromatic bedroom The monochromatic silver bedroom was designed using contemporary elements.
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From the road, the wall looked to be a dark, monochromatic gray.
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Or would I be buried alive in this cold, sterile, monochromatic prison?
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These melancholy, almost monochromatic images are the starting points for the paintings upstairs.
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The monochromatic whiteness was done to amplify the effects of her sleep deprivation.
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ASOS 4505 is a dream for lovers of stylish, monochromatic and supportive activewear.
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The monochromatic labyrinth of buildings, the dark wall of mountain-somehowit comforted him.
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Each was a six-foot-by-six-foot monochromatic canvas-onered, one orange, one yellow.
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The largely monochromatic palette Folman insists upon, however, works unfortunately in the opposite direction.
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Natural night vision that allowed her to see in a range of monochromatic blue-grays.
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This monochromatic colour scheme looks great teamed with vibrant shades.
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He established his reputation with stark, monochromatic paintings evoking microscopic organic forms and processes.
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