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polychrome"having many colors," 1816, from French polychrome, from Latinized form of Greek polykhromos "many-colored" (see poly- + chrome). As a noun from 1800. Related: Polychromic; polychr [..]
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polychromePolychrome literally means 'many coloured'. A statue or altarpiece which is described as polychrome is usually made of wood, terracotta or stone which has been painted either for decorative [..]
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polychromeA daylily blossom that contains many different colors. Polychromes are difficult to classify on a color chart. Polychromes are similar to blends but have more colors. Combinations of many colors in a daylily blossom are particularly common in pastel shades.
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polychromeArtwork or building that has many colors.
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polychrome(n) a piece of work composed of or decorated in many colors(v) color with many colors; make polychrome(adj) having or exhibiting many colors
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polychromeOf two or more colors.
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polychromeItem made with, or decorated in several colours.
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polychromeHaving many colors; multicolored. This term is usually used to describe sculptural or decorative objects finished or decorated with paint or glazes or using different metals and materials to achieve a [..]
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polychromeThe word is simply used for multi-coloured art, or things decorated in- or having several colours. The term was first used to describe the decoration of wood and stone carving in full colour and gold. [..]
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polychromeDecoration using three or more colors.
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polychromeAnything using any number of different colors.
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