1. Having or exhibiting two colors; showing two distinct colors.
Usage: Often used in scientific and technical contexts, particularly in chemistry, physics, and biology.
2. Relating to or characterized by dichroism, the property of appearing different colors when viewed in different directions or under different lighting conditions.
Usage: Technical term used in mineralogy, optics, and materials science.

Examples

• The dichromic mineral displayed a striking shift in color when rotated under the microscope.
• Dichromic dyes are used in advanced optical filters and display technologies.
• The butterfly's wings showed dichromic patterns that changed with the angle of light.
• Scientists studied the dichromic properties of the crystal to understand its internal structure.
• The dichromic coating on the lens reduced glare while maintaining color accuracy.