dyeing
/'daiiɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The process or industry of coloring materials, especially textiles, using a dye: "Dyeing" refers to the act, craft, or industrial process of applying colorants to a substrate to give it a new, permanent color.
- An instance of this process: It can also refer to a specific act or batch of coloring.
Usage and Examples
- Noun:
- The ancient art of fabric dyeing uses natural pigments from plants and insects.
- After several dyeings, the old shirt was a deep, vibrant blue.
- She works in the dyeing department of the textile factory.
Advanced Usage
- "to be in the dyeing": (idiomatic, rare) To be in the process of being fundamentally changed or colored, often metaphorically.
- His worldview was in the dyeing, influenced by his travels.
Variants and Related Words
- Dye (noun/verb): The colorant substance itself, or the act of applying it.
- She bought a blue dye for the project.
- He will dye his hair.
- Dyed (adjective): Having been colored by dye.
- A dyed wool sweater.
- Dyer (noun): A person whose job is to dye things.
- The master dyer created beautiful colors.
Synonyms
- Coloring: Imparting color.
- Staining: Imparting color, often with a connotation of penetration or permanence.
- Tinting: Adding a shade of color, often lighter or less permanent than dyeing.
Related Phrases
- "Dyed in the wool" (idiom): Holding beliefs or habits that are deeply ingrained and unlikely to change.
- He's a dyed-in-the-wool traditionalist when it comes to music.
Noun
- the use of dye to change the color of something permanently