unpigmented
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpɪɡməntɪd/
- Specialized
- Well, that is like extremely unpigmented, but OK.
Chalky unpigmented would be a nice follow up.
- Chalky unpigmented would be a nice follow up.
Examples
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Fixtures are available in unpigmented polypropylene and unpigmented polyvinylidene fluoride.
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Chalky unpigmented would be a nice follow up.
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Indeed, its unpigmented throat feathers are ideal for signaling at twilight, when contrast is more important than color.
Academic text (2010) -
He called that one dominant and the unpigmented trait recessive.
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Fixtures are available in unpigmented polypropylene and unpigmented polyvinylidene fluoride.
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"To prove if he is albino—or perhaps merely unpigmented or leucistic—we would need a photograph of his eye, or a genetic sample," Hoyt wrote on the FEROP website.
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Newly hatched larvae of lutjanids, in general, are typical of those from fish with small pelagic eggs; the larvae have a large yolk sac, unpigmented eyes, and no mouth.
Academic text (1993) -
The unpigmented skin of the fish allows us to see its internal organs clearly.
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Some unpigmented species of frogs have a unique appearance due to their lack of color.
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The artist chose an unpigmented canvas to highlight the brightness of her colors.
Synonyms
Having very little or no color
Colors that do not have any hue, like black, white, and gray
Having no color and looking clear or pale
Having no color or pigment
Something that has no color and looks grey or pale
Showing no sign of a feeling, quality, or color
Clear and natural because it has no added color
Having very light or pale skin that does not tan easily
Antonyms
How Pigmented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unpigmented combines un- meaning 'not' and pigment meaning 'color' or 'paint'. So, it means 'not colored' or having no natural color or pigment.