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polymorphous

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polymorphous, polymorphic
1. (of a substance) exhibiting polymorphism
2. (of an animal or plant) displaying or undergoing polymorphism


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This rather spectral environment gave Niblock's multimedia projects an unusually powerful impact--the huge and at the same time very sub-divided industrial spaces added the dimension of their own acoustics to Niblock's music, which filled them and echoed in them in an incredibly polymorphous way.
To become a Christian in ancient Rome was nothing less than an "act of cosmic rebellion" against an order in which religious piety was compatible with "pervasive, relentless, and polymorphous cruelty" and the Christian law of charity was an offense against good taste.
Kenzari said a polymorphous phenomenon constitutes the most visible aspect of the condition of violence in these cities.
 
 
 
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