Achromato-

Pronunciation: /eɪˈkrəmətəʊ/

Definitions of achromato-

noun a combining form meaning 'colorless' or 'lacking color', used in the formation of compound words

Example Sentences

A1 The achromato- is a type of microscope used in science class.

A2 The achromato- lens on the camera helps capture clear images.

B1 The achromato- filter on the telescope enhances the visibility of celestial objects.

B2 The achromato- coating on the glasses reduces glare and improves vision.

C1 The achromato- technology used in the new TV display provides high-quality color accuracy.

C2 The achromato- design of the art installation creates a minimalist and modern aesthetic.

Examples of achromato- in a Sentence

formal Achromatopsia is a rare visual disorder characterized by the inability to see color.

informal I heard that achromatopsia makes it hard to see colors properly.

slang My friend's achromatopsia makes him see the world in black and white.

figurative His achromatous view of the situation lacked any emotional depth.

Grammatical Forms of achromato-

• past tense: achromatized
• plural: achromatos
• comparative: more achromatic
• superlative: most achromatic
• present tense: achromatizes
• future tense: will achromatize
• perfect tense: has achromatized
• continuous tense: is achromatizing
• singular: achromato
• positive degree: achromatic
• infinitive: to achromatize
• gerund: achromatizing
• participle: achromatized

Origin and Evolution of achromato-

First Known Use: 1830 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'achromato-' originated from the Greek word 'achromatos', meaning colorless or without color.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the field of optics to refer to colors that are perceived as neutral or without hue, the prefix 'achromato-' has since been adopted in various scientific and medical disciplines to denote a lack of color or pigmentation.