Definition

Having many bright colors and patterns that change continuously, similar to what you see in a kaleidoscope.

Example

The artist created a kaleidoscopic mural that captivated everyone who saw it.

Conversation

Have you seen that new art exhibit downtown?

No, I haven't! What's it like?

It's amazing, full of kaleidoscopic colors that just draw you in.

That sounds incredible! I love vibrant art.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Kaleidoscopic → It is formed from "kalos" (meaning beautiful), "eidos" (meaning form or shape), and "skopein" (meaning to look or examine). The word describes something that is beautiful in form and constantly changing, like the patterns seen through a kaleidoscope.

Memory Tip

Think of looking at beautiful shapes ('kalos' and 'eidos') through a lens that changes ('skopein') — that's why kaleidoscopic refers to ever-changing beautiful patterns.

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