noncolour

(nɒnˈkʌlə) or

noncolor

(Colours) an achromatic colour such as black or white

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"There is nothing I can say to someone of noncolour that can hurt them as much straight off the bat.

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Further, her slow reaction time to noncolour cards and slow total time per card also confirms her emotional blocking (Rapaport, et al., 1968).

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Launched in the mid-1960's, Simple became popular as one of the first noncoloured, non-perfumed soap bars for sensitive skin.

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These DOC values will probably include a percentage of noncoloured, marine-derived material, which will, as discussed above, result in an underestimate of the true T*.

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