noncontrastive
- adjective
- /nɒnˈkɒntrəstɪv/
- Her outfit was intentionally noncontrastive, blending soft shades of beige and cream.
Examples
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The artist used a noncontrastive color scheme to create a peaceful atmosphere in the painting.
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The fabric's noncontrastive designs appeal to minimalist tastes.
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In linguistics, a noncontrastive sound does not distinguish between different words.
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The painting used noncontrastive colors that blended seamlessly.
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The artist used a noncontrastive color scheme to create a peaceful atmosphere in the painting.
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Her outfit was intentionally noncontrastive, blending soft shades of beige and cream.
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The fabric's noncontrastive designs appeal to minimalist tastes.
Synonyms
Not having clear features that make it different
Not having features that make it stand out
Antonyms
How Different
Surface Forms
Morphology
noncontrastive = contrastive (transparent) = non + contrast + ive
Formed by adding the productive negative prefix 'non-' to 'contrastive', so the meaning 'not contrastive' is directly deducible.
Etymology
Noncontrastive comes from non- meaning 'not' and contrast meaning 'difference', so it describes a color or style with no strong differences and a soft, blended look.