1. In a manner that exhibits or involves many different forms, shapes, or types; with polymorphic characteristics.
Usage: formal; technical
2. In a way that shows or expresses multiple or varied sexual or gender expressions or orientations.
Usage: psychology; sociology

Examples

• The bacteria reproduce polymorphously, taking on different cellular structures depending on environmental conditions.
• Crystals can form polymorphously, creating distinct mineral varieties from the same chemical composition.
• The organism's defense mechanisms operate polymorphously to adapt to various threats.
• In developmental psychology, human sexuality can be expressed polymorphously across different life stages.
• The protein folds polymorphously under different temperature and pH conditions.