light-colored

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light-colored

She chose a light-colored dress for the summer picnic.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having a relatively small amount of coloring agent; not dark or deep in shade. This describes a hue that is pale, faint, or bright, often due to the reflection of much light or the dilution of pigment.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • She painted her room a light-colored blue to make it feel more spacious.
    • For the summer, he prefers to wear light-colored clothing.
    • The artist mixed white with the pigment to create a light-colored wash for the background.
Advanced Usage
  • In descriptions and comparisons: Often used to specify or contrast with darker shades.
    • The light-colored sand contrasted sharply with the dark volcanic rocks.
  • In technical/art contexts: Refers to tints with high value or low saturation.
    • The dye formula produces a range of light-colored fabrics.
Variants and Related Words
  • Light (adj.): The base adjective, meaning pale in color or having a high degree of lightness.
    • She chose a light green for the curtains.
  • Pale (adj.): Very light in color; lacking intensity.
    • His face turned pale with fright.
  • Pastel (adj. or n.): (As an adjective) soft and light in color.
    • The nursery was decorated in pastel colors.
Synonyms
  • Pale
  • Fair (e.g., fair hair)
  • Faint
  • Washed-out
Antonyms
  • Dark-colored
  • Deep (in color)
  • Vivid
  • Saturated
light-colored

She chose a light-colored dress for the summer picnic.

Adjective
  1. (used of color) having a relatively small amount of coloring agent
    • light blue
    • light colors such as pastels
    • a light-colored powder

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