1. having every form or shape; taking all forms
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The artist’s omniform sculptures seemed to shift between different shapes as viewers moved around them.
• Ancient mythology often depicted gods as omniform beings capable of assuming any appearance.
• The omniform nature of clouds allows them to create endless patterns in the sky.
• Scientists study the omniform properties of certain materials that can adapt to various conditions.
• The omniform design of the building incorporated elements from multiple architectural styles.