multi-colored
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- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˈkʌlɚd/
- US
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multicolor
- With bright red hair and a multi-coloured space-suit, his unearthly appearance shocked the nation.
- multi-colored button
- multi-colored stripes
- multi-colored suit
I don't care what flag you fly if it's the gay flag, the the the straight flag, the multi colored trans bisexual flag.
- I don't care what flag you fly if it's the gay flag, the the the straight flag, the multi colored trans bisexual flag.
- He led the league in rebounds and maybe Phil Jackson did or did not love his multi colored hair.
- It's just a really shimmery glitter E multi colored beautiful green purple.
- So you can imagine a a more, you know, multi coloured interior.
- Like I wear these so much more than one would ever think a massive platform multi colored clog would ever be worn.
Examples
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During the festival, the streets were lined with multi-colored flags and decorations that filled the air with excitement.
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The cloth would be very bright, and there was multi-colored embroidery around the neck.
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The multi-colored hydrangea just might work.
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The world is just so much prettier with the multi-colored leaves of fall.
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Behind her in the mirror, a tapestry woven with multi-colored stripes was reflected.
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The multi-colored lights fleeing across the walls and the tangle of dancers mesmerized her.
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The lush green mountains are topped with multi-colored ash from the Novarupta volcano.
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It's a white leather multi-colored patchwork purse with a turquoise lining and a cute little teddy bear in a tutu!
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The cast was costumed in motley, layered, multi-colored outfits straight out of Godspell, faces painted and hairdos bedazzled.
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The artist created a stunning mural featuring multi-colored butterflies that brightened the dull wall.
Synonyms
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Having bright, different colors that catch the eye
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A thing that has strong, vivid colors
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Having many different bright colors
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Covered with spots or patches of different colors
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Having light and dark spots in an uneven pattern
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Having patches or streaks of different colors
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Full of many bright colors and shapes that change often
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Having patches of different colors, often bright
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Having patches of bright colors
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Having parts with different bright colors, like a rug or scarf
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Having large patches of two different colors on the fur
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Having many different colors like a rainbow
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Having many different colors
Having patches of different bright colors
Having parts of different bright colors
Having patches of different bright colors
Having many different colors
Having many bright colors
Showing many colors like a bright painting or butterfly
Having more than one color, tone, or sound
Having patches of different colors, often on animals or cloth
Showing many different colors
Full of bright colors and patterns that change quickly
Antonyms
How Colorful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word multi-colored is made of the part multi- meaning 'many', as in multiple, and color meaning 'color', so it literally means 'many colors' and is used for something with patches of different, usually bright, colors.