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Definition of «grainy»

The term "grainy" is an adjective that describes something as having a rough, uneven or textured surface. It can also refer to something that appears blurry or indistinct due to its small or low resolution. In photography and cinematography, the word grainy refers to images with visible granules or specks, which is often associated with high-contrast scenes or underexposed shots.

Usage examples

  1. The photograph was extremely grainy, making it difficult to identify any details.
  2. The video footage captured by the surveillance camera was grainy, making it hard to identify the suspect.
  3. I prefer to drink smooth coffee rather than the grainy instant coffee.
  4. The old television set displayed a grainy image, causing the picture to appear fuzzy.
  5. After using the blender, the smoothie had a grainy texture due to the unblended fruit chunks.

Phrases with «grainy»

Sentences with «grainy»

  • The recipes I've found resulted in grainy texture and didn't taste like the real deal. (ketodietapp.com)
  • I noticed a good deal of grainy image noise in modest light, and white balance was pretty inconsistent. (pcmag.com)
  • The captures don't look the perfect under any kind of artificial lighting, and the final picture looks grainy. (phoneradar.com)
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