Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
black-and-white
Adjective
/ˌblæk ənd ˈwaɪt/
Definition
A term used to describe something that is composed of only two colors, typically black and white, without any shades of color in between.
Examples
- This photograph is a stunning black-and-white image that captures the essence of the moment.
- She prefers black-and-white films for their classic storytelling style.
- The debate was framed in black-and-white terms, making it difficult to see any middle ground.
Meaning
The term ‘black-and-white’ can refer to visual images that lack color or to situations where there are clear distinctions between two opposing views or conditions.
Synonyms
- Monochrome
- Two-tone
- Grayscale
- Binary
