Polychromatic

Pronunciation: /ˌpɑːliˈkrəʊmætɪk/

Definitions of polychromatic

adjective having or exhibiting a variety of colors

Example Sentences

A1 The polychromatic flowers in the garden were very pretty.

A2 The artist used polychromatic paints to create a vibrant mural.

B1 The polychromatic display of lights at the concert was mesmerizing.

B2 The designer's collection featured a stunning array of polychromatic fabrics.

C1 The museum showcased a polychromatic exhibit of contemporary art.

C2 The stained glass windows in the cathedral were a breathtaking example of polychromatic art.

Examples of polychromatic in a Sentence

formal The artist used a polychromatic palette to create a vibrant and colorful masterpiece.

informal I love how the polychromatic design of the room adds a fun pop of color.

slang That polychromatic outfit is so on point, you're definitely turning heads.

figurative Her personality is just as polychromatic as her artwork, full of diverse and vibrant traits.

Grammatical Forms of polychromatic

• past tense: polychromatized
• plural: polychromatics
• comparative: more polychromatic
• superlative: most polychromatic
• present tense: polychromatizes
• future tense: will polychromatize
• perfect tense: has polychromatized
• continuous tense: is polychromatic
• singular: polychromatic
• positive degree: polychromatic
• infinitive: to polychromatize
• gerund: polychromatizing
• participle: polychromatized

Origin and Evolution of polychromatic

First Known Use: 1836 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'polychromatic' originated from the Greek words 'poly' meaning many and 'chroma' meaning color.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe paintings or artworks with multiple colors, the term 'polychromatic' has evolved to also refer to a variety of colorful objects or displays.