Recolored

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To modify the color of an object by adding or applying a new tint or shade, resulting in a different appearance
2. Altered the original hues of something by applying different colors to it
3. Applied new colors to replace or adjust the existing coloration of an item

Etymology: Recolored is the past tense and past participle of "recolor," which is "re-" ("again") joined to "color." "Color" came from Latin "color" through Old French and Middle English "colour," the spelling still used in British English, while the American form dropped the "u."

Synonyms: repainted, dyed, tinted

Antonyms: faded, bleached