mat
- adjective
- /mæt/
- I like the matte silver on one side and the matte white on the other.
I need a like a matte black, matte black helmet.
- I need a like a matte black, matte black helmet.
- The blackest, most blackest matte liquid liner in history of the world.
- Next up is the LA girl pro matte foundation.
Examples
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OK, so Patrick's powder is colorless, ultra fine with a matte finish.
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So this is a light matte brown color.
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OK Looks a little more matte than I normally like, but it looks OK.
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I do agree with the natural matte finish claim.
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This is so black, so matte, it stays on like a champ.
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It looks so matte and so gorgeous.
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The artist chose a mat paint for the walls to create a calming atmosphere.
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This car has a sleek design with a mat finish that reduces glare.
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She preferred the mat black color for her new phone case instead of gloss.
Synonyms
Not bright or shiny with weak colour
Not shiny and showing little reflection
A surface such as pottery or tiles that has no shiny coating
Not shiny and showing little energy or life
A surface that is not shiny and does not reflect light
Having a flat, not shiny surface, like some paints or phone cases
Having a dull surface that does not reflect light
Not made shiny by rubbing or polishing
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mat as an adjective also comes from French matte meaning 'dull', which is why a mat surface looks flat and has no shine.