Monochromia (Noun)
Meaning
Complete color blindness; colors can be differentiated only on the basis of brightness.
Classification
Nouns denoting natural processes.
Examples
- People with monochromia see the world in shades of gray, with no ability to distinguish between different colors.
- Monochromia is a rare condition where an individual has complete color blindness, and can only perceive different levels of brightness.
- The artist's use of monochromia in her paintings created a striking visual effect, emphasizing the textures and values of the scene.
- Researchers have discovered that people with monochromia have a higher sensitivity to brightness and contrast, which helps them navigate the world.
- Living with monochromia requires adapting to a world that is often designed with color-coding and visual cues, making everyday tasks a unique challenge.