Definitions and Examples of black, dark, colored
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having the absence of light; being the darkest color.
Example
The night sky was black and full of stars.
Lacking brightness or light; having little or no light.
Example
The room was dark and hard to see in.
colored
Having a hue or shade other than white or gray.
Example
The painting was full of bright colored flowers.
Key Differences: black vs dark vs colored
- 1Black is the absence of all colors and is the darkest color.
- 2Dark describes a lack of brightness or light, but can also be used to describe colors that are not bright.
- 3Colored describes any color that is not white or gray.
Effective Usage of black, dark, colored
- 1Describing Colors: Use black, dark, and colored to describe different hues and shades.
- 2Art and Design: Incorporate these antonyms when discussing art and design.
- 3Science: Use these antonyms when discussing light and color in science classes.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of albus describe colors that are opposite to white. Black is the absence of all colors and is the darkest color, dark describes a lack of brightness or light, and colored describes any color that is not white or gray. Use these words to describe colors, in art and design, and in science classes.
