dichromia (noun)

(1) A deficiency of color vision in which the person can match any given hue by mixing only two other wavelengths of light (as opposed to the three wavelengths needed by people with normal color vision)

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1. The dichromia of color vision is sometimes used as a metaphor in religious texts to symbolize the limited perception of human beings compared to the all-seeing eye of God.

The dichromia of color vision is sometimes used as a metaphor in religious texts to symbolize the limited perception of human beings compared to the all-seeing eye of God.

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2. In the movie, the protagonist's dichromia is visually represented by using a color filter that highlights only two primary colors throughout the entire film.

In the movie, the protagonist's dichromia is visually represented by using a color filter that highlights only two primary colors throughout the entire film.

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3. The anime character possesses dichromia, making the audience perceive their world in a unique and visually striking way.

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4. Why did the dichromic artist become a comedian? Because they saw life from a different hue-morous perspective!

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