multi-color
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌkʌlər/
- US
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multicolor
- The artist used a multi-color palette to create a vibrant mural.
And so we still rely on a sense of abundance, which we can find in things like polka dots and stripes and multi colour or rainbow color palettes.
- And so we still rely on a sense of abundance, which we can find in things like polka dots and stripes and multi colour or rainbow color palettes.
Examples
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Her dress was adorned with a multi-color floral pattern that brightened the room.
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So all told, this is a trillion multi colour pixels and like as I said, this is all now available to everybody.
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So if you guys can see like they have these like little multi color stitching in them and they're this really cute pink color really like them.
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And so we still rely on a sense of abundance, which we can find in things like polka dots and stripes and multi colour or rainbow color palettes.
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The new smartphone case features a multi-color design that changes in the light.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having bright, different colors that catch the eye
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1.2
A thing that has strong, vivid colors
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2.9
Having many different bright colors
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5.5
Having light and dark spots in an uneven pattern
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2.6
Having parts of different bright colors
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7.2
Having patches or streaks of different colors
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7.9
Full of many bright colors and shapes that change often
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7.9
Having patches of different colors, often bright
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1.6
Having patches of bright colors
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3.2
Having parts with different bright colors, like a rug or scarf
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8.4
Having large patches of two different colors on the fur
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7.5
Having many different colors like a rainbow
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5.9
Having many different colors
Having patches of different bright colors
Having patches of different bright colors
Having many different colors
Showing many colors like a bright painting or butterfly
Full of bright colors and patterns that change quickly
Having patches of different colors, often on animals or cloth
Showing many different colors
Having more than one color, tone, or sound
Antonyms
How Colorful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multi-color starts with multi- meaning 'many', the same start you see in multiple or multiply, and ends with color. So it means 'many colors', which helps you remember it is used for things with patches or bright areas of different colors.