dithering
/ˈdɪðərɪŋ/
adjective
- Hesitating or uncertain; unable to decide.
- His dithering attitude frustrated the whole team.
- She stood at the crossroads with a dithering expression.
- The dithering customer couldn't pick between two flavors of ice cream.
noun
- The act of hesitating or being unable to decide.
- The committee's dithering delayed the project by weeks.
- Stop your dithering and tell us what you want for dinner.
- After much dithering, she finally chose the blue dress.
- A computer graphics technique that creates the illusion of more colors by mixing pixels of available colors in a pattern.
- Old video games used dithering to make gradients look smooth.
- The printer uses dithering to produce a wider range of shades.
- Dithering helps reduce banding in digital photos with limited colors.
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