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Meaning of colourless
The primary meaning of the word "colourless" is lacking in colour or interest.
Etymology of colourless
The word "colourless" has its roots in the Old English words "color" and the suffix "-less", which means without
The term has been in use since the 15th century to describe something that lacks colour or vibrancy
Over time, the word's meaning has expanded to include connotations of dullness, monotony, and lack of interest
Synonyms
dull
drab
monotonous
uninteresting
insipid
vapid
bland
unremarkable
ordinary
mundane
lackluster
uninspiring
unexciting
tedious
humdrum
prosaic
flat
stale
sterile
barren
lifeless
spiritless
anaemic
wan
pale
faint
washed-out
lacklustre
colour-free
neutral
achromatic
hueless
toneless
uncoloured
Definitions
- Lacking in colour or interest
- * Having no distinctive or interesting features
- * (Of a person's face or complexion) pale or lacking a healthy glow
Usage Examples
- The colourless walls of the office made it feel like a dull, uninviting space
- * Her colourless voice lacked the enthusiasm and energy needed to engage the audience
- * The colourless liquid in the beaker was difficult to distinguish from water