able to adapt, bicolor, colorful, featureless, indecisive, metamorphic, mutable, polychromatic, shot, tricolor, varicolored
Definitionadj. continually shifting or rapidly changing
Last update: June 22, 2015
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The whole book is all aglow with life, the scenes varying continually with kaleidoscopic rapidity. [Please select]
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Paul, and she "don't altogether hold with Paul," and wants to convert me to whatever form of kaleidoscopic non-belief she cherishes. [Please select]
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(1883-1913), presents a kaleidoscopic series of pictures gathered largely from contemporary newspapers, throwing light upon, and adding color to the story. [Please select]
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The ocean is an everchanging wonder of kaleidoscopic views and no eye ever wearies of its beauty. [Please select]
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Even as they were uttered, kaleidoscopic memories rushed in, and David's face, figure, personal characteristics, flashed before him. [Please select]
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Two maps will help the reader to a sense of the kaleidoscopic nature of the political boundaries of the third century B. [Please select]
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In the kaleidoscopic changes of the map that followed the death of Alexander, Epirus was sometimes swamped by Macedonia, sometimes independent. [Please select]
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As for Holmes, he was a "kaleidoscopic politician" and barroom wit, best known to contemporaries as "the noisy eulogist and reputed protege of Jefferson." [Please select]
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His memory failed him nowhere, followed faithfully the kaleidoscopic changes in her face and tone, showed him even that long, grateful, searching glance when their eyes had met in Von Teyl's sitting-room. [Please select]
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