IPA: /ˌpɒlɪˈmɔːfəsli/
KK: /pɑlɪˈmɔrfəslɪ/
In a way that can take many different forms or shapes.
The artist expressed her creativity polymorphously, using various styles and techniques.
Polymorphously → It is formed from "poly-" (from Greek "polus", meaning many) and "morphē" (meaning form or shape) and the suffix "-ous" (meaning full of). The word describes something that is full of many forms or shapes.
Think of 'many' ('poly-') forms ('morphē') to remember that 'polymorphously' means having many different shapes or forms.