Tinted: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when referring to something given a slight color, often used in a context similar to 'tinted.' This instance of repetition may refer to a particular use in an automotive or cosmetic context.

• Her lips were lightly tinted with a natural shade of pink.
• The artist tinted the edges of the photograph for a vintage look.

A broad term used for anything that has been given any form of color. This can be used in various contexts including art, fabrics, and descriptions of objects.

• The children colored the Easter eggs in bright hues.
• Her hair is naturally blonde, but she has it colored dark brown.

Used when referring to something that has been treated with dye, usually textiles or hair. This suggests a more permanent and sometimes unnatural change in color.

• She dyed her hair bright red for the summer.
• The fabric was dyed a rich shade of blue.

Often used for materials that have absorbed a pigment or dirt, usually unintentionally. Can imply a less favorable or desirable condition, especially with clothing or furniture.

• He tried to remove the coffee stain from his shirt.
• The wooden table was stained to give it a darker finish.