monochromatism
/ˌmɑnəˈkroʊməˌtɪzəm/
noun
- The condition of seeing only shades of one color or shades of gray; complete color blindness.
- His monochromatism made it difficult to choose matching clothes.
- The doctor explained that monochromatism is a rare visual disorder.
- People with monochromatism cannot distinguish between red and green.
- The quality or state of being entirely or almost entirely one color; lack of color variety.
- The artist's early work was known for its monochromatism, using only shades of blue.
- The room's monochromatism gave it a calm, minimalist feel.
- Monochromatism in photography can create a dramatic, timeless effect.