Pronunciation: /ˈpɑlɪˌkroʊm/
noun a piece of pottery or other material decorated in several different colors
A1 I saw a beautiful polychrome butterfly in the garden.
A2 The artist used polychrome paint to create a vibrant mural on the wall.
B1 The antique vase was decorated with intricate polychrome patterns.
B2 The museum displayed a collection of polychrome pottery from different cultures.
C1 The cathedral's stained glass windows featured stunning polychrome designs.
C2 The art collector's favorite piece was a rare polychrome sculpture from the Renaissance period.
adjective having various colors; multicolored
A1 The polychrome flowers in the garden are so beautiful.
A2 The artist used polychrome paints to create a vibrant masterpiece.
B1 The polychrome tiles on the roof added a colorful touch to the building.
B2 The polychrome decorations on the ceiling were intricate and eye-catching.
C1 The museum displayed a stunning collection of polychrome pottery from ancient civilizations.
C2 The polychrome artwork in the gallery was a testament to the artist's talent and creativity.
formal The polychrome artwork displayed a vibrant array of colors and patterns.
informal I love how the polychrome design on that shirt really pops.
slang Check out the polychrome graffiti on that wall, it's sick!
figurative Her personality was like a polychrome tapestry, full of diverse and contrasting qualities.
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