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Meaning of pigment
A substance that gives color to a material
Etymology of pigment
The word "pigment" comes from the Old French word "pigment", which is derived from the Latin word "pigmentum", meaning "coloring" or "paint"
The Latin word "pigmentum" is derived from the verb "pingere", meaning "to paint"
Synonyms
Definitions
- A substance used for coloring or painting, typically made from insoluble powders
- * A natural coloring matter, such as chlorophyll or melanin, found in plants, animals, and other organisms
Usage Examples
- The artist mixed a vibrant pigment to create a unique shade of blue
- * The skin's natural pigment helps to protect it from the sun's harmful rays
Antonyms
monochrome
achromatic
colorless
transparent
translucent
opaque
dull
faded
washed-out
bleached
discolored
faded
tarnished
lackluster
matte
muted
subdued
toned-down
pale
wan
ashen
anemic
wan
faded
bleached