overdye
- noun
- /ˈoʊvərˌdaɪ/
- Specialized
- Applying a blue overdye can transform faded jeans into a trendy new look.
Examples
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The artisan used an overdye to give the old rug a richer, deeper color.
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She chose a red overdye to correct the uneven color on her curtains.
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The artist used overdye to enhance the fabric's color.
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I love the rich hue achieved by overdye.
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The artisan used an overdye to give the old rug a richer, deeper color.
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Applying a blue overdye can transform faded jeans into a trendy new look.
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She chose a red overdye to correct the uneven color on her curtains.
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Etymology
Overdye comes from the parts over ('on top' or 'again') and dye ('to color'), so an overdye is a new layer of colour put on cloth to change, deepen, or correct its shade.