polychrome

adjmulticolor

Synonyms for polychrome

adj multicolor

Antonyms for polychrome

plain
unflecked

Word Origin & History

"having many colors," 1816, from French polychrome, from Latinized form of Greek polykhromos "many-colored" (see poly- + chrome). As a noun from 1800. Related: Polychromic; polychromatic; polychromate.

Example Sentences forpolychrome

The screen fluttered for a moment with polychrome colors and cleared.

The principle seems to be that of polychrome painting, also applied in sculpture.

"All right," said Button-Bright; but Polychrome didn't know whether it was all right or not.

"So am I," said Polychrome, bending gracefully to pat Toto's head.

The local Gallo-Romans had used the polychrome lava as decoration.

So Woot whistled, and presently Polychrome found him and grasped his hand.

Polychrome began to laugh, and the Scarecrow said: "What's the matter?"

I shall have to experiment on you, Polychrome, and I may fail in all my attempts.

"Neither beast nor bird shall you have," said Polychrome in a positive voice.

"I'm not sure it was a person," said Polychrome, looking more grave than usual.

polychrome

Synonyms for polychrome

Antonyms for polychrome

multicolored

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polychromous

varicolored

polychrome

Synonyms for polychrome

Antonyms for polychrome

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