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multicolored
[muhl-ti-kuhl-erd, muhl-ti-kuhl-erd]
adjective
of several or many colors.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of multicolored1
Example Sentences
Ask whether they might be overlooking pertinent facts, and whether their worldview might be a bit too black-and-white for a multicolored world.
On a kitchen cabinet door, Merritt pinned a multicolored turkey her 3-year-old grandson crafted out of a brown paper bag at Thanksgiving.
It’s quite remarkable what can be achieved with some jewel-tone chunks of clear and multicolored plastic, a couple of high-intensity lamps, a few motors and shiny bits of metal.
They gave “Feed the Planet” many beautiful, and conveniently achieved, landscapes: velvet hillsides of almonds in California, paint palettes of multicolored salt ponds in Senegal.
Williams is carrying fish curry and a Ganesh statue, along with tags from her two labrador retrievers and multicolored socks.
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