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Värittömyys refers to the absence of color. In physics, color is a perception resulting from the way the human eye and brain interpret different wavelengths of light. An object appears colorless when it reflects or transmits all visible wavelengths of light equally, or when it absorbs all visible wavelengths of light. The phenomenon of colorless perception is often associated with white and black, though technically neither is a color in the spectral sense. White light contains all colors of the visible spectrum, and when an object reflects all of these wavelengths, it appears white. Black, conversely, is the absence of visible light; an object that absorbs all wavelengths appears black. In a more abstract sense, värittömyys can also refer to a lack of vibrancy, excitement, or distinctiveness in something that is not a physical object, such as a colorless personality or a colorless description. This metaphorical usage implies a state of being plain, unremarkable, or lacking in character.