pigmenting Synonyms
pigmenting Meaning
pigmenting
a substance that gives color to other materials, a powder mixed with a liquid to give color, to color with or as if with pigment, any of various related colorless substances, a powdered substance that is mixed with a liquid in which it is relatively insoluble and used especially to impart color to coating materials (such as paints) or to inks, plastics, and rubber, a coloring matter in animals and plants especially in a cell or tissue, a substance that imparts black or white or a color to other materials, a natural coloring matter in animals and plants
pigmenting Sentence Examples
- The skin's natural pigments protect it from harmful UV rays.
- The plant's leaves turned a vibrant red as the chlorophyll pigment degraded in the fall.
- The artist used a special pigmentation technique to create a realistic illusion of depth.
- The pigments in watercolor paints are derived from natural minerals and plants.
- The tattoo artist employed a specialized needle to implant pigmentation into the skin.
- Certain skincare products contain pigmentation-blocking agents to reduce the appearance of age spots.
- The fungus caused discoloration by pigmenting the affected surfaces of the wall.
- The pigmentation of the flowers attracted pollinators, ensuring the plant's survival.
- The chemical pigmentation process altered the color of the fabric, giving it a vibrant new hue.
- The pigmentation of the minerals in the rock provided clues about its geological history.
FAQs About the word pigmenting
a substance that gives color to other materials, a powder mixed with a liquid to give color, to color with or as if with pigment, any of various related colorle
dyeing, coloring, staining,painting, tincturing, darkening, tingeing, tinting,brightening, tinging
decolorizing, whitening,bleaching,blanching,
The skin's natural pigments protect it from harmful UV rays.
The plant's leaves turned a vibrant red as the chlorophyll pigment degraded in the fall.
The artist used a special pigmentation technique to create a realistic illusion of depth.
The pigments in watercolor paints are derived from natural minerals and plants.
