colouration
/kəˈloʊɪeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being coloured; the process or manner of colouring or being coloured.
“The subtle colouration of the sunset was a breathtaking sight.”
2. noun
A characteristic or peculiarity of colour, especially one that is unusual or striking.
“The unique colouration of the peacock’s feathers is a key factor in its mating rituals.”
3. noun
A pigment or dye, especially one used in art.
“The artist carefully chose the colouration for her painting.”
4. noun
The way in which a thing is coloured or coloured in a particular way.
“The colouration of the painting added an extra layer of meaning to the artwork.”
5. verb
To colour or colour something, especially in a particular way or to a particular degree.
“The artist colouration the painting to bring out the vibrant colours.”
6. verb
To give a particular colour or tint to something.
“The sun colouration the sky with hues of pink and orange.”