monochromasy (Meaning)
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monochromasy (n)
complete color blindness; colors can be differentiated only on the basis of brightness
Synonyms & Antonyms of monochromasy
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monochromasy Sentence Examples
- Monochromasy, the perception of only one color, affected the painter's artistic choices.
- The patient's monochromasy limited their ability to distinguish colors in the environment.
- The monochromatic painting depicted a serene scene in shades of gray.
- Monochromasy can result from damage to the retinal cones responsible for color vision.
- The artist intentionally used monochromasy to evoke a specific mood in his work.
- The monochromat's world was a symphony of grays and shadows, devoid of vibrant hues.
- Researchers are studying monochromasy to better understand the neural mechanisms of color perception.
- Monochromasy can also occur in animals, influencing their foraging and mating behaviors.
- Some monochromats report difficulties in social interactions due to their limited color perception.
- While monochromasy poses challenges, it can also lead to unique perspectives and artistic expression.
FAQs About the word monochromasy
complete color blindness; colors can be differentiated only on the basis of brightness
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No antonyms found.
Monochromasy, the perception of only one color, affected the painter's artistic choices.
The patient's monochromasy limited their ability to distinguish colors in the environment.
The monochromatic painting depicted a serene scene in shades of gray.
Monochromasy can result from damage to the retinal cones responsible for color vision.
