gazed raptly at the kaleidoscopic patterns within the instrument
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: having changing tints or variegated color
kaleidoscopic color of the clouds at sunset
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: constantly changing : rapidly shifting
air was fretted with a kaleidoscopic network of swifts … with swallows, martins, and if late enough, nighthawks—William Beebe
a year of kaleidoscopic change, of breathtaking developments crowding so rapidly one upon the other—Allan Taylor
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: having infinite variety : possessing many facets
such a being of kaleidoscopic versatility … we call contemptuously a jack-of-all-trades—Havelock Ellis
shocking inhumanity of the slave trade has been compressed within the pages of this kaleidoscopic novel with romance and sea adventure—New York Herald Tribune
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