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chameleon

noun as in inconstant person

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“About his style, he said that he was like a chameleon, changing completely from one moment to another, from one situation to another,” Khondji, 69, recalls via Zoom.

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“I really wanted Julian to feel like a chameleon because, as an actor, it’s just so much fun to play characters who are contradicting and complex,” he says.

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The camouflage from his status as a commercial chameleon means that "despite the clear L and Not Like Us becoming a defining moment in rap history, Drake keeps moving", says Borkowski.

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The pair were found in possession of "assorted charms", including a live chameleon, the police added.

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However, in the realm of politics, McDonald’s also operates more broadly as a convenient, yet powerful rhetorical chameleon.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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