adj Uncommon

tinted

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

adj

Lightly colored or shaded.

"He wore tinted glasses that darkened in sunlight."

How to use tinted

Learner’s notes

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

Common pairings

tinted windows tinted moisturizer tinted lenses

more tinted comparative, most tinted superlative

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Can you complete this real example?

He wore _____ glasses that darkened in sunlight.

achromatic colorless

colored reddish achromatic colorless bluish

minted tainted painted pointed sainted anointed appointed imprinted acquainted disappointed

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.

colored reddish achromatic colorless bluish