Kaleidoscope

Definition of kaleidoscope:

part of speech: noun

Toy in which symmetrical patterns are produced by reflections from opposed mirrors.

part of speech: noun

An optical toy in which we see an endless variety of beautiful colors and forms.

Usage examples for kaleidoscope:

• The kaleidoscope that is theatrical New York had altered since she left it. "The Breaking Point", Mary Roberts Rinehart.

• The whole sky was a kaleidoscope of darting lights. "Tarrano the Conqueror", Raymond King Cummings.

• And her mind seemed a kaleidoscope of changing visions, thoughts, feelings. "The Call of the Canyon", Zane Grey.