Iridesce(v.) - to be iridescent. Iridescence is the display or production of lustrous, rainbow-like colors. Iridescence is an optical phenomenon that changes hue in correspondence with the angle from which a surface is viewed. These hue fluctuations mainly occur when light waves intersect two or more semi-transparent surfaces. This intersection causes the wave lengths to shift and interfere with other light waves that intersect the surfaces from offset angles. The hue fluctuations can further be explained through optical physics theorem.
This is DIFFERENT from the terms under which chameleons change their skin color or an artist changes his/her paint color. Iridesce means to change color in a fashion that distorts based on perspective motion, specular transition and shape. There is no word that simply means "color change," as there are a vast amount of ways from which colors can be changed.
Fake Synonym: Rainbowic
Dark brown
A change in the color of a solution is a sign thatthere is a chemical change happening. A chemical change happens when two substances combine forming another substance. It can also happen when two or more substances decompose.
Get shoe dye or buy another pair of shoes.
Hue is another word for colour.
Define & Word in a SENTENCE Change of State:Is the change of a subtance from one physical form to another. NOW USING THE WORD IN A SENTENCE:As the juice bar melts,it goes through a CHANGE OF STATE.
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You feel different
the color wheel???
Another five-letter word for 'change' is 'alter.'
<font color= deeppink> to do that you would have to put <font color= COLOR HERE> before the word you want to be that color :]
Azure is another word for the color blue.
well if a color is effecting another color it will change a diffrent color it's that simple
Hue, shade, tint hint of light pastel faint pale
mauve
go to layout, then click on color (it has a picture of a paint bucket) and click on a color to change your background
Change, specifically change from one thing into another.
The best word is probably "fades".