multicolor (Meaning)
Wordnet
multicolor (s)
having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
Webster
multicolor (a.)
Having many, or several, colors.
Synonyms & Antonyms of multicolor
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multicolor Sentence Examples
- The vibrant multicolor flowers danced in the breeze, painting the garden with an eye-catching display.
- The peacock's majestic tail feathers shimmered with an array of multicolor hues.
- The stained-glass window cast a multicolor glow on the church's interior, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
- The multicolor balloons soared high in the sky, bringing joy and wonder to the children below.
- The artist's canvas was a symphony of multicolor, each brushstroke adding depth and richness.
- The coral reef teemed with life, its multicolor inhabitants adding to the vibrant ecosystem.
- The multicolored feathers of the hummingbird glistened like tiny jewels in the sunlight.
- The multicolor lights of the city skyline created a breathtaking spectacle against the night sky.
- The tapestry featured a intricate multicolor design, depicting scenes from a bygone era.
- The multicolored tiles of the bathroom sparkled and reflected the light, creating a modern and inviting space.
FAQs About the word multicolor
having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightlyHaving many, or several, colors.
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The vibrant multicolor flowers danced in the breeze, painting the garden with an eye-catching display.
The peacock's majestic tail feathers shimmered with an array of multicolor hues.
The stained-glass window cast a multicolor glow on the church's interior, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
The multicolor balloons soared high in the sky, bringing joy and wonder to the children below.
