Variform

Pronunciation: /ˈverəˌfɔrm/

Definitions of variform

adjective having various forms or shapes

Example Sentences

A1 The variform flowers in the garden were so beautiful.

A2 She admired the variform shapes of the clouds in the sky.

B1 The artist's paintings displayed a variform range of colors and textures.

B2 The variform patterns on the butterfly's wings were mesmerizing.

C1 The variform architecture of the building showcased the designer's creativity.

C2 The variform landscape of the national park offered endless opportunities for exploration.

Examples of variform in a Sentence

formal The variform shapes of the crystals were carefully studied by the scientists.

informal The artist loved experimenting with variform designs in her work.

slang I can't decide which variform outfit to wear to the party.

figurative The variform opinions of the group made it difficult to come to a consensus.

Grammatical Forms of variform

• past tense: variformed
• plural: variforms
• comparative: more variform
• superlative: most variform
• present tense: varies
• future tense: will be variforming
• perfect tense: have variformed
• continuous tense: is variforming
• singular: variform
• positive degree: variform
• infinitive: to variform
• gerund: variforming
• participle: variformed

Origin and Evolution of variform

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'variform' originated from Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something having various forms or shapes, the meaning of 'variform' has evolved to also include the idea of being changeable or versatile.