Pronunciation: /mæt/
noun a dull finish or texture, as on metal or paint
A1 I bought a matte lipstick.
A2 The artist used a matte finish on the painting.
B1 The matte on the photograph made it look more professional.
B2 I prefer matte paint for my walls because it doesn't reflect light.
C1 The matte texture of the fabric gave the dress a luxurious look.
C2 The matte sheen of the car made it stand out from the other vehicles on the road.
adjective having a dull finish or texture
A1 I like to wear matte lipstick.
A2 She prefers matte finish on her nails.
B1 The artist used matte paint to create a subtle effect on the canvas.
B2 The photographer chose a matte filter to give the photo a vintage look.
C1 The matte texture of the fabric added sophistication to the dress.
C2 The matte black car looked sleek and modern on the road.
formal The artist chose a matte finish for her painting to reduce glare.
informal I prefer the matte look for my phone screen, it's easier on the eyes.
slang I love how matte lipstick looks on me, it's so trendy right now.
figurative His expression was as matte as the grey sky, showing no emotion.
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