Difference between Colored and Monochromous

COLORED vs MONOCHROMOUS: NOUN

A person belonging to the Coloured population grouping, especially during apartheid.
A person of mixed racial descent.
A black person, especially an African American.
Pieces of laundry that are not light in color.
A colored person.
A United States term for Blacks that is now considered offensive
A colored article of clothing.

Distorted or biased, as by irrelevant or incorrect information.
Of or belonging to a population grouping made up of persons of mixed racial descent or of certain other nonwhite descent, especially as distinguished during apartheid from blacks, Asians, or whites.
Of mixed racial descent.
Of or belonging to a racial group not categorized as white.
Having color.
Favoring one person or side over another
(used of color) artificially produced; not natural
Having skin rich in melanin pigments
Black or African-American.
Of neither black nor white skin color.
Of skin color other than the white, particularly black.
Influenced pervasively but subtly.
Having prominent colors; colorful.
Having color or a certain color; sometimes used in combination
Of some other color than green.
Of some other color than white; having a skin color darker than that of caucasian people; mostly applied to negroes or persons having negro blood. Opposite of white and caucasian.
Of some other color than black or white.
Specious; plausible; adorned so as to appear well.
Having color; tinged; dyed; painted; stained.
Having a particular color or kind of color.

Hence— Of or pertaining to the negroes, or to persons partly of negro origin: as, the colored vote.
Not natural
Sometimes used in combination
Having color or a certain color
Having a dark or black color of the skin; black or mulatto; specifically, in the United States, belonging wholly or partly to the African race; having or partaking of the color of the negro. In census-tables, etc., the term is often used to include Indians, Chinese, etc.
In botany, of any hue but green: as, a colored leaf.
Having a distinguishing hue.
Having a color; dyed; tinged; painted or stained.
Having a specious appearance; deceptive: as, a colored statement.—Colored glass. See glass.

Black, Bronzy, Orangish, Maroon, Mauve, Orange, Yellow, Red, Brown, Multicolored, Pink, Tinted, Purple, Blue, Hued

Black, Bronzy, Orangish, Maroon, Mauve, Orange, Yellow, Red, Brown, Multicolored, Pink, Tinted, Purple, Blue, Hued

In the menu, the DISC tab is colored blue, while the other tabs are colored white.
Hebrew Phoenican, modern Hebrew, its Hebrew colored transliteration, interlining with the transalted colored words in English.
The buildup of colored particles results in a clearly visible colored line, indicating a presumptive positive test result.
Hair was colored using ashes or henna, and even colored wax was used, resulting in rather shrill hairdos.
Black text on very light colored paper, such as pale cream or ivory colored paper, is okay, too.
On the center of the roof is an octagonal white colored wood cupola with green colored dome.
Likewise, our lighter colored leathers are more susceptible to picking up color transfer from pigmented materials such as colored denim.
As an alternative to paper dots, you might try colored aquarium gravel or colored rice.
Using this handout, they can use two different colored highlighters, crayons, colored pencils, etc.
System for black, dark colored and light colored garments.