dichromatism
/daɪˈkroʊməˌtɪzəm/
noun
- The condition of having or showing only two colors.
- The dichromatism of the flag makes it easy to recognize from a distance.
- The designer chose dichromatism for the logo to keep it simple and bold.
- In some animals, dichromatism helps them blend into their environment.
- A form of color blindness in which a person can see only two of the three basic colors.
- His dichromatism means he cannot distinguish between red and green traffic lights.
- Dichromatism affects about 2% of the male population worldwide.
- Special glasses can help some people with dichromatism see colors more clearly.