sepia
/ˈsiːpiə/
the warm brown of antique photographs
sepia in a sentence
“Sepia tone plus film grain: instant 1900.”
Origin of sepia
Greek sepia cuttlefish, whose ink made the pigment
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pale, chalky, low-saturation color
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