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unpigmented

adjective (unpigmented)

«unpigmented» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Unpigmented means without pigment, the natural colouring in skin, hair, eyes, plants or paint, so it looks white, pale or clear. tree →

In the lessons

In science lessons: pigments like melanin colour skin and hair, and chlorophyll colours leaves; unpigmented parts look white or pale. Albino animals have unpigmented fur and pink eyes. In art: unpigmented paint base is clear.

Examples

  • Albino animals have unpigmented fur. tree →
  • Some cave fish are unpigmented and nearly see-through. tree →
  • The unpigmented part of the leaf is white. tree →
  • A white streak of unpigmented hair ran through his fringe. tree →
  • Mix the pigment into the unpigmented paint. tree →
  • Unpigmented skin burns easily in the sun. tree →

Note

Scientific word. «Pigment» means colour substance. Unpigmented skin needs extra sun protection.

On Mova

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