self-color Antonyms
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Meaning of self-color
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self-color (n.)
A color not mixed or variegated.
self-color Sentence Examples
- The thoroughbred horse had a lustrous self-color of ebony.
- The Siamese cat's self-color was a rich chocolate brown.
- The exotic orchid displayed an intricate pattern of self-colors, including lavender and indigo.
- The self-color of the Labrador retriever was a classic yellow, as defined by breed standards.
- The mare's self-color was a dappled gray, providing excellent camouflage in the wilderness.
- The artist captured the subtle nuances of the self-color of the russet leaves in the autumn landscape.
- The self-color of the designer fabric was a muted olive green, perfect for a sophisticated interior.
- The jewel's self-color was a fiery ruby red, radiating a captivating brilliance.
- The self-color of the new car was a sleek midnight blue, exuding elegance and refinement.
- The ancient parchment exhibited a faded self-color of parchment, bearing witness to the passage of time.
FAQs About the word self-color
A color not mixed or variegated.
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No antonyms found.
The thoroughbred horse had a lustrous self-color of ebony.
The Siamese cat's self-color was a rich chocolate brown.
The exotic orchid displayed an intricate pattern of self-colors, including lavender and indigo.
The self-color of the Labrador retriever was a classic yellow, as defined by breed standards.
