monochromat (Meaning)
Wordnet
monochromat (n)
a person who is completely color-blind
Synonyms & Antonyms of monochromat
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monochromat Sentence Examples
- The monochromat was able to perceive only shades of one color.
- The artist's monochromat painting featured a single, dominant hue.
- The monochromat filter on my camera lens limited its color sensitivity.
- The monochromat display on the e-reader was crisp and easy on the eyes.
- The monochromat light in the room created a calming atmosphere.
- The monochromat laser was used to mark the surface of the metal sheet.
- The gene responsible for monochromacy is recessive, meaning both parents must carry the gene for a child to experience it.
- Monochromat vision is also known as black-and-white vision.
- People with monochromacy can still see details and shapes, but they lack the ability to perceive different colors.
- Monochromatic light sources are often used in photography to create specific lighting effects.
FAQs About the word monochromat
a person who is completely color-blind
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The monochromat was able to perceive only shades of one color.
The artist's monochromat painting featured a single, dominant hue.
The monochromat filter on my camera lens limited its color sensitivity.
The monochromat display on the e-reader was crisp and easy on the eyes.
