colourless
IPA: kˈʌɫɝɫʌs
adjective
- Having little or no colour.
- (of a liquid) Water white.
- Lacking in interest or variety.
- (politics) Neutral in opinion or allegiance; centrist
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Examples of "colourless" in Sentences
- Males are more or less colourless.
- It is a colourless low melting solid.
- Articles must be bland and colourless.
- It is thus colourless and colour neutral.
- Boranes are all colourless and diamagnetic.
- No, it would not be a grey, colourless life.
- This colourless liquid is used in perfumery.
- This colourless solid is a dicarboxylic acid.
- The result is a cold and colourless composition.
- Wet as was their hair, it was plainly a colourless, sandy hair.
- This colourless viscous liquid is the ester of phosphorous acid and phenol.
- People used to call colourless zircons Matara diamonds, after a town there.”
- Normal, formal, and colourless, she was what was to be expected of a loveless marriage.
- Now, among the heresies that are spoken in this matter is the habit of calling a grey day a "colourless" day.
- Khush Kumar, 38, was cheered as he suggested a whip-round to send Griffin and his supporters to the "colourless" South Pole.
- Some are more markedly different than others, but we have all seen a so-called colourless woman transformed into surprising loveliness when dressed by an artist's instinct.
- Perhaps the most adequate way of putting the situation would be to image the objective mystery as a kind of colourless screen across which a coloured picture is slowly moved.
- True faith is what may be called colourless, like air or water; it is but the medium through which the soul sees Christ, and the soul as little rests on it and contemplates it, as the eye can see the air.
- Lastly, there is this value about the colour that men call colourless; that it suggests in some way the mixed and troubled average of existence, especially in its quality of strife and expectation and promise.
- Lastly, there is this value about the colour that men call colourless: that it suggests in some way the mixed and troubled average of existence, especially in its quality of strife and expectation and promise.
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