Pronunciation: /mɑnəˌkroʊˈmæləti/
noun the quality or state of being monochromatic, having only one color
A1 Monochromality means using only one color.
A2 The artist's paintings displayed a sense of monochromality.
B1 The monochromality of the design scheme created a modern and sleek aesthetic.
B2 The photographer experimented with monochromality in his latest series, focusing on shades of grey.
C1 The monochromality of the room was enhanced by the minimalist furniture and decor.
C2 Her artwork showcased a masterful use of monochromality, highlighting the beauty of simplicity.
adjective relating to or characterized by monochromality
A1 The monochromality of the room made it feel calm and peaceful.
A2 She preferred the monochromality of black and white photography.
B1 The artist's use of monochromality in his paintings created a sense of unity.
B2 The designer chose monochromality for the logo to give it a modern and sleek look.
C1 The monochromality of the film added to its artistic depth and complexity.
C2 The monochromality of the outfit emphasized the intricate details of the fabric and design.
formal The artist's use of monochromality in his paintings created a sense of unity and simplicity.
informal I love the monochromality of your outfit, it's so chic!
slang That monochromality vibe is really working for you.
figurative The monochromality of the room gave it a calming and peaceful atmosphere.
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