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multi-color

The jester's multi-color costume dazzles the crowd.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having many different colors; variegated: Describes something that displays multiple distinct colors, often in sections, patches, or patterns.
    • Brightly colored: Often implies the colors are vivid, striking, or showy.
Usage
  • The adjective "multi-color" is used attributively (before a noun) or predicatively (after a linking verb like "is" or "seems").
  • It describes objects, designs, animals, or natural features that are not of a single, uniform color.
Examples
  • Attributive use (before a noun):
    • She bought a multi-color scarf for the winter.
    • The artist used a multi-color palette for the mural.
  • Predicative use (after a linking verb):
    • The butterfly's wings are strikingly multi-color.
    • The quilt seemed multi-color under the bright lights.
Advanced Usage
  • "Multi-color printing": A printing process that uses several different colored inks.
    • The brochure was produced using high-quality multi-color printing.
  • "Multi-color display": A screen or monitor capable of showing a full spectrum of colors.
    • The new smartphone features a brilliant multi-color display.
Variants and Related Words
  • Multicolored (adj): The more common spelling variant with the same meaning.
    • The children played with multicolored building blocks.
  • Multicolor (adj): A less common, often hyphen-less variant.
    • They launched a multicolor version of the sneaker.
  • Particolored (adj): Formal/literary term for having different colors in different parts.
  • Variegated (adj): Often used for plants or patterns with varied colors.
  • Piebald (adj): Specifically describes animals, especially horses, with irregular patches of two colors, typically black and white.
  • Pied (adj): Having two or more colors in patches; similar to piebald.
Synonyms
  • Motley: Composed of diverse, often clashing elements or colors (can have a slightly negative or chaotic connotation).
  • Polychromatic: Consisting of or using many colors (more technical/scientific).
  • Rainbow: Having the colors of the rainbow; vividly multicolored.
  • Kaleidoscopic: Continuously changing in pattern and color.
Antonyms
  • Monochrome: Having or using only one color or shades of one color.
  • Solid-colored: Of a single, uniform color.
  • Plain: Not decorated or elaborate; of a single, often subdued color.
Related Phrases and Compounds
  • Multi-color scheme: A planned combination of several colors in design.
    • The interior designer proposed a vibrant multi-color scheme for the living room.
  • Multi-color LED: A light-emitting diode that can produce different colors.
    • The gadget is controlled by a remote with a multi-color LED indicator.
multi-color

The jester's multi-color costume dazzles the crowd.

Adjective
  1. having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
    • a jester dressed in motley
    • the painted desert
    • a particolored dress
    • a piebald horse
    • pied daisies