Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-black-and-white
idiom
/ɪn blæk ənd waɪt/
Definition
A phrase that refers to something that is clearly defined or expressed without ambiguity, often relating to printed text or images that are devoid of color.
Examples
- Her report was presented in black and white, making it easy to understand the key points.
- He believes the issue is simply a matter of right and wrong, in black and white.
- The old photographs were in black and white, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
Meaning
The term ‘in-black-and-white’ can denote a clear understanding or a straightforward presentation of facts, often contrasting with more complex or nuanced interpretations.
Synonyms
- clear-cut
- straightforward
- unambiguous
- clear
