variform
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Having many different shapes, like round or jagged
- adjective
- /ˈverəˌfɔrm/
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variado
- The leaves of the plant are variform, some being round while others have jagged edges.
Examples
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The festival included variform performances ranging from dance to spoken word.
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The variform patterns in the fabric are stunning.
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The artist creates variform sculptures that captivate viewers with their diversity.
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The artist created a variform series of sculptures.
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The leaves of the plant are variform, with some being round while others have jagged edges.
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The festival included variform performances that showcased a wide range of artistic expressions.
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The artist creates variform sculptures that captivate viewers with their unique shapes.
How Variable
Surface Forms
variform positive
Morphology
Etymology
Variform comes from the Latin root vari- meaning 'different' and the part -form meaning 'shape', the same root you see in various and vary. So a variform thing is one that has many different shapes or looks.