The quality of an image made up of varying tones but with only one color.

A single color in all it's values.

A color scheme limited to variations of one hue, a hue with its tints and/or shades.

A colour scheme limited to variations of one hue.

( Color Palette) - of a single color; exhibiting different tones of the same color, as whites.

Art containing different values and intensities of only a single hue (color).

Image in black and white only, or in varied shades of a single hue, such as a grisaille.

a colour scheme involving the use of only one hue that can vary in value and intensity

A term for a piece of artwork with only one color or hue.

Uses only one hue and variations obtained from it's tints, shades, and tones.

Colors made from tints and shades of the same hue.

Possessing a single color.

Refers to color schemes that employ one color in a range of values and intensities; these color schemes are generally the most restful to the eye as contrast is extremely low.

Having only one color. Descriptive of work in which one hue - perhaps with variations of value and intensity - predominates.

producing only one colour: LP sodium lamps are monochromatic

Different tints and shades of the same hue

color scheme using only one color and its values (tints and shades) of that color

a color scheme that uses one color and all of the tones, tints, and shades that can be derived from it.

Tones of the same color. The use of monochromatic colors makes a room seem larger. You can achieve interesting effects by using different values (ie: light, medium, and dark), and intensities (ie: solid and muted) of a color together. Muted colors are softer and more sophisticated, plus they hide marks and other imperfections better than solids.

It means exhibiting only one color. Minerals of monochromatic type occurs in only one color, irrespective of the specimen.

having a single color

A color harmony developed from a single hue and all it’s dimensions. (tints, tones, shades)

producing only one color; LP sodium lamps are monochromatic.

Having only one color or the various tonal values of one color. A monochromatic wallpaper pattern contains same-color blends.

Having or appearing to have only one color.

Seeing the gradations of one color only.

A color scheme involving the use of only one hue that can vary in value or intensity.

A painting or drawing of different shades of one color.

Tending towards one color.

One color with all its tints and shades.

Composed of light of one color.

Painted in several shades of one color.

a color scheme that uses different shades of the same basic color. Using monochromatic colors in the garden lets other factors such as texture and form become more important.

(of light or other electromagnetic radiation) having only one wavelength; "monochromatic light"

Said of a beam of photons when the bandwidth of the photons is so narrow that all the photons essentially have the same wavelength. This is one of the defining characteristics of a laser beam.

An image consisting of shades of one single colour. Technically light consisting of one single wavelength.

measured at a single wavelength (or frequency). The units depend on whether we are using wavelength or frequency: monochromatic flux on a wavelength scale is measured in W m-2 nm-1, whereas on a frequency scale the units are W m-2 Hz-1.

Consisting of a single wavelength or narrow range of wavelengths. (See spectral light.)

Pertaining to a single wavelength or, more commonly, to a narrow band of wavelengths.

Of or pertaining to a single wavelength, or in practice, perhaps a very narrow spectral interval.

Consisting of radiation or rays, such as ultraviolet rays, of a single wave length or of a very small range of wave lengths.

A light that consists of only one wavelength. An industrial laser beam consists of a very narrow band of wavelengths around a central wavelength.