chromatically (Meaning)
chromatically (r)
with respect to color
chromatically (adv.)
In a chromatic manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chromatically
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- varicolored
- vibrant
- polychrome
- brilliant
- bright
- variegated
- striped
- multicolored
- kaleidoscopic
- polychromatic
- multihued
- prismatic
- motley
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- flashy
- dappled
- splashy
- iridescent
- dapple
- garish
- tricolored
- streaked
- trichromatic
- mottled
- gay
- plaid
- marbled
- pied
- flecked
- gaudy
- brindle
- dichromatic
- patterned
- opalescent
- barred
- pinto
- striated
- banded
- specked
- showy
- brave
- plaided
- tricolor
- checkered
- dotted
- parti-colored
- spotted
- speckled
- loud
- brindled
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chromatically Sentence Examples
- The artist blended colors chromatically to create a seamless transition in the landscape painting.
- The musician modulated the melody chromatically, shifting through different tonalities to evoke a sense of suspense.
- The scientist analyzed the spectrum chromatically to identify the distinct wavelengths of light emitted by the star.
- The dancer moved chromatically across the stage, expressing a range of emotions through graceful motions.
- The photographer adjusted the camera settings to capture the scene chromatically, ensuring accurate color reproduction.
- The architect designed the building's facade to transition chromatically from warm tones to cool shades as the sunlight changed throughout the day.
- The graphic designer arranged the elements chromatically to create a visually appealing composition.
- The floral arrangement was organized chromatically, with blooms transitioning smoothly from one hue to another.
- The textile designer dyed the fabric chromatically, achieving a gradient effect that flowed seamlessly from one color to the next.
- The lighting designer orchestrated the stage lights chromatically, creating a dynamic atmosphere for the theatrical performance.
FAQs About the word chromatically
with respect to colorIn a chromatic manner.
varied, rainbow, colorful, various,colored, varicolored, vibrant, polychrome, brilliant, bright
colorless, solid, achromatic, solid, monochromatic, achromatic, monochromatic,colorless, pallid, bleached
The artist blended colors chromatically to create a seamless transition in the landscape painting.
The musician modulated the melody chromatically, shifting through different tonalities to evoke a sense of suspense.
The scientist analyzed the spectrum chromatically to identify the distinct wavelengths of light emitted by the star.
The dancer moved chromatically across the stage, expressing a range of emotions through graceful motions.
