Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
achromatic
adjective
/eɪˈkrəʊ.mæt.ɪk/

Definition
Referring to colors that are without hue; shades of gray, black, or white.

Examples
- The artist chose an achromatic palette for the painting, emphasizing the contrast between light and shadow.
- In photography, achromatic lenses are used to reduce color distortions.
- The film was shot in an achromatic style, creating a timeless black-and-white effect.

Meaning
Achromatic means lacking color or saturation, often used to describe visuals that have no distinct hue.

Synonyms
- Colorless
- Grayscale
- Neutral
- Monochrome