nonsolid color (Meaning)
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nonsolid color (n)
a color produced by a pattern of differently colored dots that together simulate the desired color
Synonyms & Antonyms of nonsolid color
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nonsolid color Sentence Examples
- The artist's palette was awash with nonsolid colors, such as pastels and watercolors.
- The fog rolled in, casting a nonsolid color over the landscape, obscuring the details.
- The jellyfish shimmered with an ethereal nonsolid color, floating effortlessly in the ocean currents.
- The stained glass window cast a kaleidoscope of nonsolid colors onto the church floor.
- The aurora borealis danced across the night sky in a symphony of nonsolid colors.
- The smoke from the wildfires created a hazy nonsolid color that blanketed the city.
- The painter used a thin glaze to achieve a nonsolid color effect on the canvas.
- The fashion designer experimented with nonsolid colors, creating garments that seemed to change hue depending on the angle of the light.
- The eyeshadow palette featured a range of nonsolid colors, allowing for a wide variety of looks.
- The setting sun painted the sky in a gradient of nonsolid colors, casting a warm glow on the surroundings.
FAQs About the word nonsolid color
a color produced by a pattern of differently colored dots that together simulate the desired color
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The artist's palette was awash with nonsolid colors, such as pastels and watercolors.
The fog rolled in, casting a nonsolid color over the landscape, obscuring the details.
The jellyfish shimmered with an ethereal nonsolid color, floating effortlessly in the ocean currents.
The stained glass window cast a kaleidoscope of nonsolid colors onto the church floor.
