Collocations with "colour"

Used to describe two or more things that have the same colour, pattern, or style and therefore look attractive together.

a soft, pale color

The process or result of reproducing something in colour.

A picture or drawing that has colors. 'Colour' is the BrE spelling.

Used after a noun to form a compound noun, where the noun specifies the type of coding.

photography that captures images in their natural colours

A colour that is very different from another, creating a strong visual effect.

One of the basic colours (typically red, yellow, and blue) from which other colours can be produced by mixing.

describes a colour that is bright and strong

A reddish-brown colour, like that of polished copper.

a colour that has lost its brightness

Refers to a monitor that displays images in color.

a bright, warm, and intense color

Refers to a general color that has blue qualities.

describes a general color or hue that is reddish

the spectrum of colors produced when light is dispersed

the characteristic colours of leaves in autumn, such as red, yellow, and brown

Refers to muted and flat colors reminiscent of soil, such as browns, greys, and tans.

describes a colour that is unpleasantly bright and showy

refers to colours that are excessively bright and showy, often in a tasteless way

describes a colour that appears to change when seen from different angles

describes colours that are deep, rich, and pleasing to the eye

A range of colours used by an artist or designer.

refers to a colour that is pure, deep, and intense

A colour resulting from the mixing of two primary colours.

The skill of choosing matching colours, for example in clothes or home decoration.

Describes a colour that is unpleasantly bright, harsh, or unnatural.

More intense or vivid color, often in someone's face due to emotion.

a senior non-commissioned officer in the British Army and Royal Marines