What is another word for de colored?
Pronunciation: [də kˈʌləd] (IPA) 
The term "de colored" may refer to removing or neutralizing the color of a substance or material. Synonyms for this term may include "bleached," "whitened," "pale," "blanched," "faded," and "discolored." Bleaching refers to a process of lightening or whitening something, often through the use of chemicals or sunlight. Whitening refers to making something white or lighter in color. Pale refers to a faint or light color, often due to a lack of pigmentation. Blanched refers to removing color by boiling or scalding. Faded refers to colors that have lost their intensity or brightness due to exposure to light, washing, or age. Discolored refers to something that has changed color due to age, damage, or exposure to harmful substances.
