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tinted

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Tinted (adj) means Lightly colored or shaded. Example: “He wore tinted glasses that darkened in sunlight.”

adj
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Lightly colored or shaded.
"He wore tinted glasses that darkened in sunlight."

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In plain EnglishHaving a slight added color, as with glass, glasses, or moisturizer.

Common pairings
tinted windows tinted moisturizer tinted lenses
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Word forms

Comparative
more tinted
Superlative
most tinted
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Frequently asked questions

What does “tinted” mean?
The word “tinted” means lightly colored or shaded. In plain terms, having a slight added color, as with glass, glasses, or moisturizer.
How do you use “tinted” in a sentence?
Here is “tinted” used in a sentence: “He wore tinted glasses that darkened in sunlight.”
What is the opposite of “tinted”?
The opposite of “tinted” — its antonyms — are achromatic and colorless.
What part of speech is “tinted”?
“Tinted” is an adjective.
Is “tinted” a common word?
“Tinted” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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