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multitoned

  • a word derived from tone.
    tone
    noun
    any sound considered with reference to its quality, pitch, strength, source, etc..

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One example is the 2012 cotton blanket from the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitoned — from pale to intense.

From New York Times Nov. 22, 2018

On the rainy and chilled day when I arrived last May, black-faced baby lambs leaped about on multitoned green grass.

From Time Magazine Archive

That fact is evident in every piece you see, from the bright candy-cane ornaments to the sleek, multitoned bowls.

From Time Magazine Archive