What does TINCT mean?

Parts of Speech

Tinct is a verb.

Definitions

1. To tint or color with a slight degree of color.

2. To imbue or infuse with a particular quality or attribute.

Pronunciations

US: /tɪŋkt/

UK: /tɪŋkt/

Origin and Usage

The word tinct comes from the Latin word "tingere" which means to dye or color. It has been used in English since the 16th century and is primarily used in a figurative sense to describe imbuing something with a particular quality or attribute.

Synonyms

Stain, tint, color, imbue, infuse.

Related Words

Paint, dye, shade, color.

Example Sentences

1. She tincted her hair with a subtle shade of blue.
2. His writing was tincted with a hint of nostalgia.
3. The sunset tincted the sky with a warm orange glow.