chromaticwarmth
nounUK /krəˈmætɪk wɔːmθ/
US /krəˈmætɪk wɔːrmθ/
The cozy, sunny feeling you get from colors like red, orange, and yellow.
The painting's chromaticwarmth made the little room feel like a summer afternoon.
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2. In art and design, the quality of a color scheme that leans toward reds, oranges, and yellows.
The designer chose chromaticwarmth for the cafe walls to make guests feel welcome.
3. A warm, vivid brightness in music or sound, as if colors could be heard.
The orchestra's chromaticwarmth filled the hall with rich, glowing chords.
4. The pleasant heat of light that seems to carry color, like sunset or firelight.
We sat by the fire and enjoyed its chromaticwarmth on a cold night.