gradientstart

noun
UK /ˈɡreɪdiənt stɑːt/
US /ˈɡreɪdiənt stɑːrt/

The place where a color slowly begins to change into another color.

The gradientstart of the sunset sky was a soft yellow that slowly turned pink.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The first point in a computer design tool where a smooth color blend starts.

Drag the gradientstart handle to move where the blue begins fading into green.

3. The beginning of a gradual change in something, like temperature or speed.

The gradientstart of the storm was just a light breeze.

4. The starting edge of a slope or hill where the ground begins to rise.

We stood at the gradientstart of the hill before climbing up.