Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
washed-out
Adjective
/ˈwɔːʃt aʊt/
Definition
Describing something that has lost its color or brightness, making it appear dull or faded.
Examples
- The washed-out colors of the photograph made it look old and irrelevant.
- After a long week, I felt completely washed-out and needed a break.
- The washed-out paint on the walls indicated that it was time for a renovation.
Meaning
Refers to colors that have become pale or lifeless, often used to describe images, clothing, or even a person’s appearance when they seem tired or lack energy.
Synonyms
- Faded
- Dull
- Pale
- Colorless
- Drained
