monochrome
/ˈmɑnəˌkroʊm/
noun
- A picture or image using only one color or shades of one color, especially black and white.
- The gallery displayed a beautiful monochrome of a mountain landscape.
- He prefers shooting in monochrome because it emphasizes light and shadow.
- The photographer's monochromes captured the mood of the rainy city streets.
- The state or style of being in one color or shades of one color.
- The designer chose monochrome for the entire collection to create a sleek look.
- The film's use of monochrome gave it a nostalgic feel.
- Monochrome is often used in minimalist interior design.
adjective
- Using or consisting of only one color or shades of one color, especially black and white.
- She decorated her bedroom in a monochrome palette of gray and white.
- The artist's monochrome painting used only shades of blue.
- Old monochrome photographs have a classic, timeless look.
- Lacking variety or interest; dull and unexciting.
- His monochrome routine of work and sleep left him feeling bored.
- The movie's monochrome plot failed to capture the audience's attention.
- Critics described the city's architecture as monochrome and uninspired.
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