kaleidoscopic

Synonyms for kaleidoscopic

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Antonyms for kaleidoscopic

adjective. brilliant, intensely hued

adjective. brilliant, intensely hued

adjective. having many colors

adjective. having various hues

Word Origin & History

1820, from kaleidoscope + -ic. Figurative use by 1855.

Standing with them was that man of kaleidoscopic make-up, the great Azef himself.

The stimulation of fireworks, or of kaleidoscopic effects, seems to us trivial.

I love it always—under every aspect of its kaleidoscopic face.

It was a kaleidoscopic, misty wilderness into which he looked.

These are the kaleidoscopic pictures that remain mirrored in the memory.

It is not devoid of unity, but it is many sided and kaleidoscopic.

She possessed a kaleidoscopic collection of dresses, blouses and jewels.

For a moment they watched the kaleidoscopic scene below them.

Within the roped-off curve the scene was of kaleidoscopic beauty.

It was a confusing and kaleidoscopic problem, this of money.