polychromatic
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While requisite health protocols, including a ban on spectators, have sapped the Games of both color and human connection, the stores have become a substitute arena of polychromatic cultural discovery for some.
From New York Times
It looks polychromatic and fancy, so fancy for a house soiree, an assortment of bright clothing that seems exotic but comfortable, stylish but not too formal.
From Washington Post
And as the United States becomes an increasingly polychromatic nation, Republicans may begin to argue that “with the country composed of the wrong kind of majorities demographically, it cannot be governed by majority rule electorally.”
From New York Times
For a polychromatic view of New York, see this new animated musical-comedy series, about a family who lives in Central Park.
From New York Times
Far from her day job’s polychromatic emoting, this tense, melancholy number recalls Wild Beasts at their subtlest.
From The Guardian
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