decolor (Meaning)
Wordnet
decolor (v)
remove color from
Webster
decolor (v. t.)
To deprive of color; to bleach.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decolor
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decolor Sentence Examples
- The harsh sunlight decolored the vibrant beach towel over the summer.
- The scientist carefully decolored the flower petals to study the pigments beneath.
- I used a bleach pen to decolor the accidental ink stain on my shirt.
- Age can decolor photographs, leaving them faded and washed-out.
- The chlorine in the pool decolored my hair a greenish tinge.
- Some laundry detergents boast special formulas to prevent clothes from decoloring.
- The decolored leaves crunched underfoot as I walked through the autumn forest.
- Artists sometimes use decolored fabrics to create a sense of age and wear in their work.
- The chemical reaction decolored the copper wire, leaving it a dull grey.
- I added a decolor stop bath to the photographic developing process to prevent overexposure.
FAQs About the word decolor
remove color fromTo deprive of color; to bleach.
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No antonyms found.
The harsh sunlight decolored the vibrant beach towel over the summer.
The scientist carefully decolored the flower petals to study the pigments beneath.
I used a bleach pen to decolor the accidental ink stain on my shirt.
Age can decolor photographs, leaving them faded and washed-out.
