allochroous (Meaning)
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allochroous (a.)
Changing color.
Synonyms & Antonyms of allochroous
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allochroous Sentence Examples
- The allochroous phenomenon in certain minerals causes them to exhibit different colors under varying lighting conditions.
- The artist's painting was designed to appear allochroous, with colors shifting subtly depending on the viewer's perspective.
- The allochroous nature of the chameleon's skin allows it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings.
- The gemstone displayed an allochroous quality, radiating hues of blue and green as it caught the light.
- Scientists were intrigued by the allochroous behavior of certain crystals, which changed color in response to temperature changes.
- The allochroous effect in the sunset created a breathtaking display of ever-changing shades across the sky.
- The allochroous feathers of the bird made it challenging to spot among the vibrant foliage.
- The car's allochroous paint job gave it a unique and dynamic appearance as it moved under different lighting conditions.
- Researchers studied the allochroous properties of certain fabrics to develop clothing that adapted to various environmental factors.
- The butterfly exhibited an allochroous brilliance, its wings reflecting different colors as it fluttered in the sunlight.
FAQs About the word allochroous
Changing color.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The allochroous phenomenon in certain minerals causes them to exhibit different colors under varying lighting conditions.
The artist's painting was designed to appear allochroous, with colors shifting subtly depending on the viewer's perspective.
The allochroous nature of the chameleon's skin allows it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings.
The gemstone displayed an allochroous quality, radiating hues of blue and green as it caught the light.
