monochrome in Irish
monochrome in Irish is monacrómatach — monochrome means a black-and-white image, especially a photograph.
monochrome in Irish
monacrómatach
Having only one colour.
What does "monochrome" mean?
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noun A black-and-white image, especially a photograph.
"The exhibition featured striking monochromes from the 1950s."
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adjective Having only one color, or, of a photograph or film, shown in black and white or shades of gray rather than in color.
"He wore a monochrome gray suit to the interview."
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monochrome in a sentence
- The exhibition featured striking monochromes from the 1950s.
- She printed the wedding photos as monochromes rather than color.
- He wore a monochrome gray suit to the interview.
- The film was shot in monochrome to give it a period feel.
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What is "monochrome" in Irish?
"monochrome" in Irish is monacrómatach. monochrome means: A black-and-white image, especially a photograph.
How do you use "monochrome" in a sentence?
Example: "The exhibition featured striking monochromes from the 1950s." In Irish, "monochrome" is monacrómatach.
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