solid color
- noun
- US
- The small letters are usually a solid color.
- solid color fabric
- solid color shirt
- solid color stain
No graphics on them, just solid colors.
- No graphics on them, just solid colors.
- You notice for the first time that her eyes have no sclera, no white parts, but just solid color.
Examples
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Solid colors will stand the test of time and increase your odds of not having to replace them later.
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We have beautiful flowers and then we have solid colors over here.
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Just solid color cotton clothes.
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Pick a solid color cardstock to use to mount your letters.
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Some booths are a solid color, while others have text and graphic design.
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A solid color 100% cotton fabric for the backside.
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Stick with a solid color and throw it on anytime you'd default to a hoodie.
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Wear a solid color that isn't too bright—one that makes you feel awesome.
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The uniforms feature a monochromatic color scheme with solid color team logos, names, and numbers framed with minimal accent color and a shimmer finish for a bold statement.
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You may leave the box as is or paint it a solid color.
Antonyms
How Uniform
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a color that is uniform and without patterns or variations' is directly derived from combining 'solid' (uniform, uninterrupted) with 'color' (visual attribute). This is a straightforward adjective + noun composition that is cross-linguistically common and therefore immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.
Etymology
The compound solid color comes from the simple image of something painted or made in one even tone: the whole surface is one color and solid, not mixed or patterned. So solid color means 'all the same color' with no patterns.