pigmentation in Greek
pigmentation in Greek is χρώση — pigmentation means the natural colouring of skin, hair, eyes or other living tissue, produced by pigments such as melanin.
pigmentation in Greek
χρώση
Pronounced: chrosi
Coloration of human, plant or animal tissue, especially by pigment.
What does "pigmentation" mean?
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noun The natural colouring of skin, hair, eyes or other living tissue, produced by pigments such as melanin.
"Melanin is responsible for the pigmentation of the skin."
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noun Darkening or discolouration of the skin in patches, treated as a cosmetic or dermatological problem.
"She uses a vitamin C serum to fade pigmentation left by old spots."
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pigmentation in a sentence
- Melanin is responsible for the pigmentation of the skin.
- The condition causes patches of uneven pigmentation on the face.
- She uses a vitamin C serum to fade pigmentation left by old spots.
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What is "pigmentation" in Greek?
"pigmentation" in Greek is χρώση. pigmentation means: The natural colouring of skin, hair, eyes or other living tissue, produced by pigments such as melanin.
How do you pronounce χρώση?
"pigmentation" in Greek is χρώση, pronounced "chrosi".
How do you use "pigmentation" in a sentence?
Example: "Melanin is responsible for the pigmentation of the skin." In Greek, "pigmentation" is χρώση.
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