nonwhite
- adjective
- /nɒnˈwaɪt/
- She wore a nonwhite dress to stand out at the event.
Examples
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Many people prefer nonwhite cars because they show less dirt.
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The designer recommended a nonwhite paint to create a warmer atmosphere in the room.
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The walls were painted a nonwhite shade of beige.
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She prefers nonwhite flowers for her garden.
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The artist chose a vibrant nonwhite canvas to make the colors pop.
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We decided to decorate the room with nonwhite curtains to add some warmth.
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For the wedding, they selected nonwhite flowers to create a more unique bouquet.
Synonyms
Not the color white or not part of the white racial group
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonwhite is made from non- 'not' and white, so it simply means 'not white' in color. Like nonstop, the non- part means 'not', and designers use nonwhite to say a color is any shade that is not white.