Noun:

લાગણીઓ, ગોઠવણ, દેખાવ, શણગાર, રંગ, રંજન,

colourising's Usage Examples:

cousin Peter Martineau (son of Peter Finch Martineau) for a new means of decolourising sugar during refining.

In Bohemia at the end of the sixteenth century the decolourising powers of manganese were used to produce a clear glass suitable for.

He first rose to prominence colourising the British television series Doctor Who.

Speaking of colourising the dresses in film"s frames, he said, "We had to take into consideration.

Chromium is a very powerful colourising agent, yielding dark green.

leather, foods, polymers, photography, and many others, often as a decolourising agent.

The DyP (for dye de-colourising peroxidase) family constitutes a novel class of haem peroxidase.

transforming elements from his black and white negatives through montage, then colourising and posterising the monochrome images in the manner associated with Pop.

Selenium compounds can be used both as decolourising agents and to add a red colour to glass.

In 1990, media mogul Ted Turner announced he would begin colourising black-and-white motion pictures to make them more pleasing to audiences.

a fitting tribute to complete his grandfather"s unfinished dream of colourising the film, especially as the original was produced by his grandfather.

It can also be used as a decolourising agent, and as a reducing agent.

The colourising work was carried out by a team of close to 175 personnel in Hyderabad.

Synonyms:

polychrome, colour in, brown, modify, motley, change, polychromise, verdigris, empurple, pigment, redden, tone, retouch, touch, embrown, colour, colourize, colorize, tinct, color, gray, parti-color, colorise, pinkify, tinge, purple, color in, hue, imbue, blackwash, mottle, aurify, incarnadine, purpurate, alter, handcolour, blotch, silver, handcolor, azure, tint, streak, grey, polychromize,

Antonyms:

terminal, chromatic, young, chromatic color, discolor,