Definition

Describing something that can take on any shape or form.

Example

The artist created an omniform sculpture that could be viewed from multiple angles.

Conversation

Have you seen that new sculpture in the park?

Yes, it’s really interesting how it has an omniform design.

I know, right? It seems to change shape depending on where you stand.

Exactly! I love art that plays with perspective like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Omniform → It is formed from "omni-" (meaning all or everywhere) and "form" (from Latin "forma", meaning shape or appearance). The word "omniform" means having all forms or shapes.

Memory Tip

Think of 'omni-' meaning 'all' and 'form' meaning 'shape' — this helps you remember that 'omniform' refers to something that has all shapes.

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