chromatically
/kroʊˈmætɪkli/
adverb
- In a way that relates to color or colors.
- The butterfly's wings are chromatically stunning, with iridescent blues and greens.
- The photographer adjusted the image chromatically to make the sunset look more vivid.
- The room was chromatically coordinated, with blue walls and orange accents.
- In music, using notes that are a half step apart, often outside the main key.
- She sang the melody chromatically, adding subtle shifts in pitch.
- The guitarist played chromatically, sliding from one fret to the next.
- The piece moves chromatically through several keys before returning to the original.
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