omnichromatic
adjEtymology From omni- + chromatic.
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Rare Panchromatic; of or having all colors.
- This supports the idea that all colored objects are omnichromatic, that is they contain all of the elements of the spectrum.1977, Subtractive Color Mixtures and Their Dental Applications, Jelenko, page 8:
- This new theory uses an omnichromatic approach instead of the classical trichromatic approach.1979, Optical Spectra, Volume 13, Optical Publishing Company:
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- In theory all colored objects are omnichromatic.1985, Robert Waltke, Color in the Human Dentition, J.F. Jelenko, page 8: