Monochromatic: Light refers to light

Monochromatic light refers to light composed of a single wavelength or color. In other words, it consists of photons oscillating at the same frequency, resulting in a uniform color appearance. Monochromatic (or monochrome) describes an artifact like design, a photograph, or a piece of art that contains one color (or shades, tones and tints of the same hue). The word monochrome comes from greek mono-chromes that literally means one color. Monochromatic vs monochrome As adjectives monochromatic and monochrome are synonyms and … Monochromatic light is defined as light consisting of only one specific wavelength. These are single wavelength electromagnetic waves radiation, thus appearing to the eyes as of only particular colour. Definition of monochromatic adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.