Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dull-colour
Adjective
/dʌl ˈkʌlər/
Definition
A shade or hue that lacks brightness or richness, often appearing muted or faded.
Examples
- The walls were painted in a dull-colour, making the room feel lifeless.
- She chose a dress in a dull-colour for the formal event, aiming for a more understated look.
- The sky was a dull-colour, signaling that rain was on the way.
Meaning
Dull-colour refers to a visual quality of a color that is not vibrant or lively. It often implies a sense of dullness or lack of intensity.
Synonyms
- Muted
- Drab
- Faded
- Bland
- Subdued
