Meanings
- not comparablerarePanchromatic; of or having all colors.
In theory all colored objects are omnichromatic.
1985, Robert Waltke, Color in the Human Dentition, J.F. Jelenko, page 82 more examples
This supports the idea that all colored objects are omnichromatic, that is they contain all of the elements of the spectrum.
1977, Subtractive Color Mixtures and Their Dental Applications, Jelenko, page 8This new theory uses an omnichromatic approach instead of the classical trichromatic approach.
1979, Optical Spectra, Volume 13, Optical Publishing Company
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