colorlessness (Meaning)

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colorlessness (n)

the visual property of being without chromatic color

No weak antonyms found.

The colorlessness of the winter landscape evoked a sense of desolation and emptiness.
She was struck by the colorlessness of the room, with its stark white walls and neutral furnishings.
His writing lacked vibrancy and imagination, characterized by a pervasive sense of colorlessness.
The colorlessness of the scene was broken only by the occasional burst of vivid red from a passing cardinal.
Despite her efforts to inject excitement into the party, there was an undeniable air of colorlessness hanging over the event.
The colorlessness of his routine job left him feeling unfulfilled and uninspired.
The artist sought to capture the beauty in the colorlessness of winter through his monochromatic paintings.
The colorlessness of the character's life mirrored her internal struggle with depression and anxiety.
The film's bleak portrayal of a dystopian future was heightened by its pervasive sense of colorlessness.
The colorlessness of the cityscape at night was broken only by the occasional flicker of neon lights.

the visual property of being without chromatic color

grayness, murkiness, haziness, paleness, cloudiness, dullness, gloominess, shadiness, lackluster,dimness

luminosity, effulgence, effulgence,brightness, luminousness, light, luminance, splendor, illumination, luminousness

The colorlessness of the winter landscape evoked a sense of desolation and emptiness.

She was struck by the colorlessness of the room, with its stark white walls and neutral furnishings.

His writing lacked vibrancy and imagination, characterized by a pervasive sense of colorlessness.

The colorlessness of the scene was broken only by the occasional burst of vivid red from a passing cardinal.