What is "uncoloured"

Usage examples of "uncoloured".

Her voice was not bitter, but soft, featureless, and as uncoloured as the moonlight that showed what she was doing.

Goethe now proceeded to investigate under what conditions two borders, when placed opposite each other, provide a continuous band of colour - that is, a colour-band where, in place of the region of uncoloured light, green appears.

The spectral phenomenon now begins at one side with light blue and passes into indigo and violet, with uncoloured darkness in the centre.

So miraculous was the chief event of the journey that it is due to Hamed that his own uncoloured version should be given.

You have taught yourself to look at life uncoloured by the personal equation.

Whenever the Prime Minister had a problem on which he wanted advice uncoloured by the ambitions of its giver, it was Grosart that he called.

The Weaver picks up its legs one by knifepoint one and treads at the edge of the ravine and it dances along it as the uncoloured women and men edge behind it and it turns its head in sly playful slide to stare at them with a constellation of eyes like black eggs.

The cul-de-sac had become impossible: unglowing, unlit, uncoloured visibility in the absolute dark.

On those walls, wherever the eye roved, were prints coloured and uncoloured, old and new, depicting the sports of racing and prize-fighting!

And all this leafless and uncoloured scene Shall flush into variety again, Now spread their wings, and throng around To the glad mournful sound.

It consists of gracefully coiled stems, usually left uncoloured or softly tinted with yellow, and bearing here and there peculiar ornamental flowerets, while the grounds are picked out with various colours, on which are fine white triads of dots or traceries in delicate white or golden tendrils.

It could hardly fail to throw a brilliant, if not uncoloured light on the politics of Italy in the sixth century.