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Black-and-white
/blˈakandwˈaɪt/
/blˈækændwˈaɪt/
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01
(of a motion picture, photograph, etc.) showing only black, white, and gray colors
Example
She preferred to decorate her living room with black-and-white photographs for a timeless look.
The newspaper article featured a black-and-white image of the historical event.
The old family album contained black-and-white photographs from generations past.
02
referring to a situation or perspective that is sharply divided into mutually exclusive categories, with no room for nuance or middle ground
Example
The debate was framed in black-and-white terms, leaving no room for compromise.
His black-and-white view of politics made it difficult to find common ground with others.
The conflict was presented as a black-and-white issue, ignoring the complexities involved.
Black-and-white
01
a police car with a color scheme of black and white, often used for its distinctive appearance that helps to identify it as a law enforcement vehicle
Example
The black-and-white parked outside the station was a familiar sight in the neighborhood.
The officer pulled up in a classic black-and-white, signaling a routine patrol.
The city's fleet of black-and-whites is well - known for their high visibility and iconic design.
