saturated
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- adjective
- /ˈsætʃəˌreɪtɪd/
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saturado
- The artist used a saturated hue of blue for the sky in her painting.
- saturated colors
- bright and saturated
- more saturated
Plus plus all the other colors would look super saturated and wrong.
- Plus plus all the other colors would look super saturated and wrong.
- It's really, you know, the red is saturated.
- The look is often times very sort of matte skin, but very transparent matte skin with this beautiful kind of saturated red lip.
- The more like saturated colors are apparently for me.
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So I'm adding more of the color to make it more saturated, more pure, more intense.
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And these are much more saturated in color and they're gorgeous, really pretty.
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But how many of you wear bright full saturated blue?
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And then this red is this fully saturated bright red that the is the back of the cards and the edge.
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The ridiculous is just a really saturated deep red.
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This is really pure orange saturated color right here.
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The colors were brighter and more saturated than any I have ever seen.
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The look is often times very sort of matte skin, but very transparent matte skin with this beautiful kind of saturated red lip.
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I grabbed one of our library's copies to look at this today, and the textures and saturated colors are just gorgeous.
Blog text (23) -
Colors are typical Olympus—slightly warm, reasonably saturated, and biased towards delivery of very pleasing skin tones.
Blog text (16)
Synonyms
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1.0
Has nothing mixed with it
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2.3
Deep and full in color or sound
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3.0
Very bright and clear in color and easy to notice
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3.4
A strong bright color that looks vivid
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Compounds
- Informal
A type of fat found mainly in animal foods that has no double bonds in its chain
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Etymology
Saturated comes from the old Latin root satur- meaning 'full'. A saturated color is 'full' and pure, not mixed with white or grey, so it looks strong and bright.