cromático means chromatic — a common term in Beautiful Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: October 24, 2025
cromático
adjective • /[kroh-MAH-tee-koh]/
chromatic
Example:
El arcoíris presentó un abanico cromático vivo.
The rainbow displayed a vivid chromatic array.
🧠 What does cromático mean?
The Spanish word "cromático" means chromatic, relating to color or colors, or relating to musical scales that include all twelve semitones. It evokes a sense of richness and variety, especially in artistic contexts. It can describe visual art, music, or even abstract concepts involving a range of elements.
📚 Extra examples
- La pintura era una explosión cromática.
The painting was a chromatic explosion. - El compositor usó una escala cromática para crear una atmósfera misteriosa.
The composer used a chromatic scale to create a mysterious atmosphere. - Su estilo es muy cromático, lleno de contrastes.
Their style is very chromatic, full of contrasts. - El diseño web tenía una paleta cromática vibrante.
The web design had a vibrant chromatic palette.
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'cromático' comes from the Greek word 'khrōmatikos,' which is related to 'khrōma,' meaning 'color.'
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "cromático"
Synonyms: policromo, multicolor, abigarrado
Opposites: monocromático, acromático
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