bleached

/blitʃt/
adjective
  1. Made white or lighter in color by using bleach or by exposure to sunlight.
    • She wore a pair of bleached jeans that looked almost white.
    • The bleached bones of the animal lay on the desert sand.
    • His bleached hair was a bright platinum blonde.
  2. Having lost its original color, often due to sunlight or chemicals.
    • The old barn had bleached wooden boards that were gray and weathered.
    • The bleached coral reefs are a sign of environmental damage.
    • A bleached photograph can sometimes be restored with digital tools.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of bleach.
    • She bleached her white dress to remove the wine stain.
    • He bleached the kitchen counter to disinfect it.
    • The sun bleached the curtains over many years.
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