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unpigmented

«unpigmented» in Mova's school dictionary: without pigment, the natural colouring in skin, hair… — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples.

part of speech

adjective (unpigmented)

meaning for a pupil

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

sense 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.

Trees and pragmatics

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