decolourise (Meaning)
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decolourise (v)
remove color from
Synonyms & Antonyms of decolourise
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decolourise Sentence Examples
- The director decolourised the war film to emphasise the starkness and brutality of the conflict.
- Sunlight decolourised the colourful flags hanging outside the embassy, making them appear washed out.
- The archivist meticulously decolourised the historical documents before scanning them for digital preservation.
- The fashion designer surprised everyone with a collection featuring decolourised florals, a departure from her usual vibrant style.
- The laundromat warned against mixing colours, as certain detergents could decolourise lighter fabrics.
- The decolourised photographs served as a poignant reminder of the passage of time and the fading memories of the past.
- The artist experimented with decolourised backgrounds, allowing the vibrant colours of the foreground objects to truly pop.
- The digital editing software offered various filters, including one that could selectively decolourise specific parts of an image.
- The homeowner opted for decolourised wallpaper in their living room to create a more minimalist and calming atmosphere.
- The vintage postcard collection, once bursting with colour, looked melancholic after being decolourised for individual sales.
FAQs About the word decolourise
remove color from
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The director decolourised the war film to emphasise the starkness and brutality of the conflict.
Sunlight decolourised the colourful flags hanging outside the embassy, making them appear washed out.
The archivist meticulously decolourised the historical documents before scanning them for digital preservation.
The fashion designer surprised everyone with a collection featuring decolourised florals, a departure from her usual vibrant style.
