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tints Meaning
tints
a slight or pale coloring, any of various lighter or darker shades of a color, a variation of a color made by adding white to it, a shaded effect in engraving produced by fine parallel lines close together, dye for the hair, a panel of light color serving as background, a usually slight or pale coloration, any of various shades of a color, to give or apply a tint or color to, a variation of a color produced by adding white to it and characterized by a low saturation with relatively high lightness, a usually slight modifying quality or characteristic, to impart or apply a tint to
tints Sentence Examples
- The setting sun cast golden tints upon the horizon, painting a breathtaking canvas.
- The water in the lagoon shimmered with vibrant tints of turquoise and emerald.
- The artist experimented with subtle tints to create a delicate and nuanced portrait.
- The old photograph had faded over time, leaving only faint tints of the original colors.
- The stained glass window refracted light into a kaleidoscope of tints, filling the room with a vibrant glow.
- The garden was ablaze with flowers in every imaginable tint, a symphony of colors.
- The watercolor artist used a palette of soft tints to convey the ethereal beauty of the landscape.
- The paint manufacturer offered a variety of tints to match any interior design scheme.
- The model's skin had a warm, peachy tint that contrasted beautifully with her emerald-green eyes.
- The iridescent butterfly's wings shimmered with iridescent tints that changed with the angle of light.
FAQs About the word tints
a slight or pale coloring, any of various lighter or darker shades of a color, a variation of a color made by adding white to it, a shaded effect in engraving p
shades, tones, hues, colors, tinctures, colorings, colorations,tinges, secondary colors, chromas
achromatisms,,
The setting sun cast golden tints upon the horizon, painting a breathtaking canvas.
The water in the lagoon shimmered with vibrant tints of turquoise and emerald.
The artist experimented with subtle tints to create a delicate and nuanced portrait.
The old photograph had faded over time, leaving only faint tints of the original colors.
