parachrome

/ˈpærəkrōm/

Definitions

1. noun

A hypothetical or highly hypothetical color, especially one used in color theory to demonstrate the limitations of color reproduction or to create a new color effect.

“The artist used parachrome to add depth and nuance to her painting.”

2. verb

to create or produce a new or hypothetical color, especially one that challenges the conventional understanding of color theory or reproduction.

“She parachromed the colors to create a unique and captivating visual effect.”

Synonyms

  • chromatic
  • colorful

Antonyms

  • monochromatic
  • monochrome