Pronunciation: /ˈækwəˌtɪnt/
noun a method of etching a printing plate so that tones similar to watercolor washes can be reproduced
A1 I saw a beautiful aquatint of a fish in the art gallery.
A2 She learned how to create an aquatint print in her art class.
B1 The artist used aquatint to add texture to his etchings.
B2 The aquatint technique involves using acid to create tonal effects in printmaking.
C1 The aquatint process requires skill and precision to achieve the desired results.
C2 The aquatint print was highly detailed and expertly executed by the master printmaker.
verb to etch using the aquatint method
A1 I like to aquatint my sketches with watercolors.
A2 She learned how to aquatint her drawings during art class.
B1 The artist decided to aquatint the landscape to add depth to the painting.
B2 After studying different techniques, he was able to aquatint his etchings with precision.
C1 The master printmaker was known for his skill in aquatinting intricate designs.
C2 Using a variety of tools, the artist was able to aquatint his prints with incredible detail.
formal The artist used aquatint to create subtle tones in the print.
informal I tried my hand at aquatint but it's harder than it looks.
slang I totally messed up the aquatint on my project.
figurative Her words were like an aquatint, adding depth and nuance to the conversation.
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