Definition: Apocalyptic imagery refers to a kind of dark, vivid vision or description that appears in literature and art describing an event or situation with terrifying consequences. The term comes from the Latin "apocryphus," meaning obscure, and "cyanos," which means light or visible colors. In this context, the word 'apochromatic' is a figurative way to describe a color that lacks clarity or saturation in its hue, making it appear dark and dull rather than bright or vivid. This term suggests that a vision of apocalyptic events might be portrayed in shades of grey, almost black, instead of vibrant colors.
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