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colorful Definition

color·ful (kulər fəl)

adjective

  1. full of color or of vivid colors
  2. full of interest or variety; vivid

colorful Related Forms
color·fully adverb color·ful·ness noun
colorful Synonyms

colorful

modif.

vivid, picturesque, eventful, eccentric; see bright 1, 2, interesting, multicolored, unusual 2.

colorful Usage Examples

Adjective complement with noun phrase

  • make: To make the picture even more colorful, these languages are also spoken in different dialects.

Modifies a noun

  • fabric: In true Groovy Girls fashion, each bag is draped in faux fur and trimmed with bold animal prints and colorful fabrics.
  • ring: The Mix & Match Activity Garden has colorful rings and garden critters that can be sorted and stacked onto three soft flower stems.
  • coral: Koh Ma is located in the north of Koh Phangan and offers a great range of colorful corals and fish.
  • commentator: Colorful commentator said like to be boring quot i of more than.
  • dog: Whimsical new sets include Nail Biters, thumb and index finger puppets Sallie and Eddie, Merryonettes and Mutt Puppets colorful dogs.
  • block: Jumbo Music Block with Bonus Cartridge This colorful plush block is a classic developmental toy with a cuddly new twist.

Modifying Another Word

  • quite: Landscaping around your front, back and side yards will be creative and quite colorful.
  • very: Do look for the big spiders in the low bushes, pale upper parts and very colorful under parts!
  • so: The dialog & one liners are so colorful & energetic & the movie works as a 50s comedy.
  • rather: A bright, rather colorful star perhaps, but a star nonetheless.
  • highly: Check out this highly colorful Web Greeting Card with lovely " Online Love " poem.
  • particularly: Chaz Pugliese, Paris, France Level: lower- Intermediate and upwards Show your students art work that is particularly colorful.

Used with adjective complement

  • reveal: Complete the puzzles to reveal colorful Hello Kitty images!