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decolorized

UK
/diːˈkʌləraɪzd/
US
/diˈkʌləraɪzd/

Translations

decolorizedadjective
more decolorized
Comp.
most decolorized
Super.
UK
/diːˈkʌləraɪzd/
US
/diˈkʌlərˌaɪzd/
The decolorized fabric looked much different from its original vibrant hue.
Le tissu décoloré avait un aspect bien différent de sa couleur vive d’origine.
Additional translations
décoloréEn chimie, se dit d’une solution ou d’un filtrat dont on a retiré les impuretés colorées.
Synonyms
faded
washed out
pale
colorless
bleached
Antonyms
colored
decolorizeverb

decolorized

Past Simple

decolorized
Past Simple
decolorized
Past Participle
decolorizing
Gerund
UK
/diːˈkʌləraɪz/
US
/diˈkʌləraɪz/
The chemist used a special solution to decolorize the fabric.
Le chimiste a utilisé une solution spéciale pour décolorer le tissu.
Additional translations
décolorerAu sens intransitif : devenir incolore.
Synonyms
whiten
bleach
lighten
remove color
fade
Antonyms
colorize
decolorizepast participle

decolorized

Used attributively to describe something whose color has been removed.
The decolorized wine looked like water.
Le vin décoloré ressemblait à de l’eau.
Synonyms
drained of color
stripped of color
colorless
washed-out
color-stripped
desaturated
faded
bleached
decolourized
decolorized

Definitions

decolorizedadjective
Having had color removed or faded.
The decolorized fabric looked much different from its original vibrant hue.
Treated chemically to remove colored impurities, especially in a solution or filtrate.
Activated charcoal was added to the mixture, and the decolorized solution was then distilled.
decolorizeverb
To remove color from something.
The chemist used a special solution to decolorize the fabric.
To lose color; to become colorless.
The indicator decolorized after exposure to the reagent.
decolorizepast participle
Having had its color removed.
The decolorized wine looked like water.
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