noncolor

/nɑnˈkʌlər/
noun
  1. A color that is neutral, achromatic, or lacking in hue, such as white, black, or gray.
    • In photography, black and white are often considered noncolors because they have no hue.
    • The designer chose a noncolor like beige for the walls to keep the room calm.
    • The artist's palette was limited to noncolors, giving the painting a stark, minimalist feel.
  2. Something that is dull, uninteresting, or lacking in vividness or character.
    • She described the town as a noncolor, a place where nothing ever seemed to happen.
    • The movie was a noncolor of a film, with flat dialogue and predictable scenes.
    • His speech was a noncolor, failing to excite or inspire anyone in the audience.
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