monochromatic

IPA: mɑnʌkroʊmˈætɪk

Having only one color, represented by differing hues and tints. For example shades in a black and white television.
Perceptive of only one color; unable to distinguish colors; total color blindness.
(figuratively) Plain, dull, lifeless.

Examples of "monochromatic" in Sentences

The process has to be done in monochromatic light.
The women wore drab pantsuits, in monochromatic, dull, dark colors, and they decorated their homes in beige.
The term "Grisaille" refers to a monochromatic technique historically employed by master artists and artisans.
They are wines that could never be called monochromatic, simple, or “grape juice magnets” as a friend called them.
The look is again monochromatic with splashes of color, but something about “The Spirit” seems even less cohesive than “Sin City.”
The statue measures approximately 7. 5â€ high x 4. 75â€ wide x 3. 25â€ deep, is painted in monochromatic tones, features a Bat-logo-shaped base and is packaged in a black and white box.
And the other thing I made was this little set of pink inchies for the Inching Artists challenge "monochromatic" - they are not as glaring pink as they appear in the picture - I may try to get a better photo in better light, if we ever get such a thing - the light at the moment is not great, as everything is grey and drizzly and horrible - makes a (not very pleasant) change from my week in San Diego!