Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dichromic
Adjective
/daɪˈkroʊ.mɪk/

Definition
Relating to or exhibiting two colors.

Examples
- The dichromic nature of the mineral made it a popular specimen among collectors.
- In certain lighting, the fabric appeared dichromic, shifting from blue to green.

Meaning
The term ‘dichromic’ is commonly used in chemistry and optics to describe substances or materials that show two distinct colors when viewed under certain conditions.

Synonyms
- bichromic
- duochrome
- two-colored