Black-and-white
Black-and-white adjective - Lacking hue or shades of grey; part white and part black.
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Synonyms for Black-and-white
Obvious and black-and-white are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Obvious" instead an adjective phrase "Black-and-white".
Obvious
Obvious adjective - Not subject to misinterpretation or more than one interpretation.
Usage example: that remark was an obvious joke, so lighten up
Black-and-white and obvious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Black-and-white" instead an adjective "Obvious".
Nearby Words: obviously, obviousness
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Related pairs
- clear and black-and-white
- clear and obvious
- patent and black-and-white
- patent and obvious
- plain and black-and-white
- plain and obvious
- distinct and black-and-white
- distinct and obvious
- evident and black-and-white
- evident and obvious
- palpable and black-and-white
- palpable and obvious
- straightforward and black-and-white
- straightforward and obvious
Both words in one sentence
- Madworld is an obvious homage to Sin City and the ultra-violent black-and-white independent comics of the 80s which influenced it.
Source: Homage -
Partway into the story, the Doctor explains how things got to a certain point, and the flashback is shown in black-and-white with obvious film artifacts and comical old-timey music (all to portray events from within mere days before).
Source: Monochrome Past -
Monochrome to Color: The U2 concert rockumentary Rattle and Hum is black-and-white, until the last quarter of the film switches to color for no obvious reason.
Source: Music / U2
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