kaleidoscopic

[ UK /kəlˌa‍ɪdəskˈɒpɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. continually shifting or rapidly changing
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How To Use kaleidoscopic In A Sentence

  • It's all so dazzling as to be kaleidoscopic in its beauty and swirling confusion.
  • Visitors surrender to the kaleidoscopic vision by lying on large fabric-covered mattresses, like lily pads or the rubbery leaves of a tropical plant, which cover the church floor.
  • The kaleidoscopic sweep of his playing was awesome!
  • Talking to some of the people that were there and their version of events to try and correlate it all was very interesting, a kind of kaleidoscopic bunch of experiences," Richards said. ! Exclaim.ca - News
  • Between the girders they draped themselves in long, stellated garlands; grouped themselves in innumerable, kaleidoscopic patterns. The Metal Monster
  • Given the sheer volume of these texts, and their kaleidoscopic content, the very thought of plunging into them leaves even the most determined researcher atremble.
  • After all, everybody loves the bangs and it's a cold heart that won't thrill to their kaleidoscopic display.
  • There was no one cultural system that embraced the kaleidoscopic character of eighteenth-century Britain.
  • Sunsets are followed by immediate sunrises and the kaleidoscopic effects on the horizon, with the colours ranging from pale pink to fiery orange, are a photographer's delight.
  • From our seats in the bleachers, we stared west, hoping that another kaleidoscopic Florida sunset would add symbolic luster to this most American rite of passage.
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