Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
discolour
verb
/dɪsˈkʌl.ər/
Definition
To change from a good or original color to a less appealing color; to fade or lose vividness.
Examples
- The fabric can easily discolour if exposed to sunlight for too long.
- Over time, the paint on the walls began to discolour, giving the room a dull appearance.
- Be careful when washing the new t-shirt; it might discolour the other clothes in the wash.
Meaning
The act of losing or changing color, often due to aging, damage, or exposure to elements.
Synonyms
- fade
- bleach
- stain
- wash out
- decolorize
