Multicolored

Pronunciation: /ˈmʌltiˌkʌlərd/

Definitions of multicolored

adjective describing something that has multiple colors or a variety of colors

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a multicolored butterfly in the garden.

A2 She wore a multicolored scarf to brighten up her outfit.

B1 The children played with multicolored building blocks.

B2 The artist created a stunning multicolored mural on the side of the building.

C1 The fireworks display was a spectacle of multicolored lights and patterns.

C2 The intricate stained glass windows in the cathedral were beautifully multicolored.

Examples of multicolored in a Sentence

formal The artist used a palette of multicolored paints to create a vibrant masterpiece.

informal I love wearing multicolored socks because they add a pop of color to my outfit.

slang Check out that cool graffiti wall with all the multicolored tags!

figurative Her personality is like a multicolored tapestry, filled with different layers and complexities.

Grammatical Forms of multicolored

• past tense: multicolored
• plural: multicolored
• comparative: more multicolored
• superlative: most multicolored
• present tense: multicoloring
• future tense: will be multicolored
• perfect tense: have been multicolored
• continuous tense: are multicoloring
• singular: multicolored
• positive degree: multicolored
• infinitive: to multicolor
• gerund: multicoloring
• participle: multicolored

Origin and Evolution of multicolored

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'multicolored' originated from the combination of 'multi-' meaning many or multiple, and 'colored' referring to having color.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something with multiple colors, the term 'multicolored' has retained its meaning over time and is commonly used in various contexts to refer to objects or visuals with a diverse range of colors.