Pronunciation: /ˌeɪˈkrəʊmətɪzəm/
noun a condition in which colors are perceived as being without hue; colorblindness
A1 Achromatism is the absence of color in a black and white photo.
A2 The artist used achromatism to create a minimalist painting with only shades of grey.
B1 Achromatism is often used in design to create a clean and modern look.
B2 Photographers sometimes use achromatism to evoke a sense of nostalgia in their images.
C1 The scientist's research on achromatism in optics has led to groundbreaking discoveries.
C2 Achromatism is a complex concept in physics that involves the correction of color distortion in lenses.
formal The photographer adjusted the lens to correct the achromatism in the image.
informal I had to fix the achromatism in my camera settings before taking the photo.
slang I couldn't get a good picture because of the achromatism messing up the colors.
figurative His achromatism towards the situation made it difficult for him to see the truth.
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