Pronunciation

/waɪt/

Definitions

• Adjective: Having the quality or appearance of being free from color or lightness; bright and pure. For example: “The snow was a pristine white.”
• Noun: The color of something that appears to reflect all visible light; the absence of color. For example: “The walls were painted a soft white.”
• Adverb: In a white manner; without any color. For example: “She wore a white dress to the wedding.”

Phrases

• “A whiteout” refers to complete darkness or whiteness due to snow or glare.
• “A blank slate” is something new and unmarked, like a white piece of paper.
• “White noise” is a constant, soothing background sound often used for relaxation or sleep.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “The sky was a dazzling white during the sunrise.”
• Noun: “The bride looked stunning in her all-white wedding gown.”
• Adverb: “He wrote his notes in white ink on a blackboard.”

Synonyms

• Pure
• Bright
• Clear
• Translucent
• Spotless

Antonyms

• Black
• Colored
• Dull
• Dark
• Tinted