dyed
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈdaɪd// UK //dˈaɪd// dyed
adj. having a color that was added artificially, not the natural color. You use this to describe hair, clothes, or wood that has been treated with dye.
adj. having a color produced by the application of dye rather than being inherent to the material. Typically used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb.
She has dyed her hair bright red.
The dyed fabric faded quickly after the first wash in hot water.
The artist preferred dyed wool for its vibrant, lasting hues compared to the muted tones of natural fibers.