All English words - page 1068
adverbBy means of a colorimeter or colorimetry.
nounAn expert in colorimetry; a person who performs colorimetry.
verbChange the colour of (something) by painting, dyeing, or shading it.
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He coloured her hair with a selection of blonde and brown shades
nounThe process of changing the colour of something by painting, dyeing, or shading it.
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The salon concentrates purely on colouring
nounThe process of changing the colour of something by painting, dyeing, or shading it.
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The salon concentrates purely on colouring
nounPrejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group.
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The article looks at the roots of colourism and how it has impacted the interaction of dark-skinned…
nounAn artist or designer who uses colour in a special or skilful way.
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I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, paul gauguin and franz marc, so they could se…
adjectiveShowing special use of colour.
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His great colouristic wallpapers
nounAn artist or designer who uses colour in a special or skilful way.
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I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, paul gauguin and franz marc, so they could se…
verbAdd colour to (a black and white film).
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A number of the old classics have been colourized
adjective(especially of a gas or liquid) without colour.
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A colourless liquid
nounA person who sells and (formerly) prepares artist's paints.
nounThe property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way it reflects or emits light.
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The lights flickered and changed colour
verbPigmentation of the skin, especially as an indication of someone's race.
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Discrimination on the basis of colour
adjectiveFull of or characterized by colour (literal and figurative); colourful.
nounColossus.
adjectiveExtremely large or great.
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A colossal amount of mail
nounThe fact or quality of being colossal; hugeness; greatness.
adjectiveOf the nature of a colossus; colossal; huge.
nounA large theatre, cinema, or stadium.
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The london coliseum
proper nounThe name since medieval times of the amphitheatrum flavium, a vast amphitheatre in rome, begun c.75 ad.
nounA statue that is much bigger than life size.
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Two statues known as the colossi of memnon
Plural of colossus
nounA native or inhabitant of colossae, an ancient city of phrygia, especially a member of the early christian community there.
adjectiveOf or relating to colossae, especially the early christian community there; of or belonging to the colossians.
nounA native or inhabitant of colossae, an ancient city of phrygia, especially a member of the early christian community there.
adjectiveOf or relating to colossae, especially the early christian community there; of or belonging to the colossians.
nounColossus.
nounA statue that is much bigger than life size.
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Two statues known as the colossi of memnon
nounA statue that is much bigger than life size.
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Two statues known as the colossi of memnon
Plural of colossus
nounA surgical operation in which the colon is shortened to remove a damaged part and the cut end diverted to an opening in the abdominal wall.
Usage examples:
He underwent a colostomy
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