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Definitions of chameleon in English
Noun(1) a changeable or inconstant person(2) a faint constellation in the polar region of the southern hemisphere near Apus and Mensa(3) lizard of Africa and Madagascar able to change skin color and having a projectile tongue
Examples of chameleon in English
(1) In the evening the Mekong always seemed to come alive, changing its colour like a chameleon , camouflaging itself against the darkening sky until it swallowed the sun.(2) A chameleon was shifting to match the kaleidoscope of colour given off by the lights of a gramophone record store.(3) This is similar in ways to the chameleon , a lizard which can alter the colour of its skin.(4) I was the most extreme kind of musical chameleon .(5) The team that saw France bestride the football world for the first time ever had more colours than a chameleon and, ultimately, did more for race relations than any number of government initiatives.(6) Look at an actor who never ceases to amaze in his breathe of characters and you'll know she is not the only fashion chameleon around.(7) Their eyes move independently of each other, like those of a chameleon , and their bodies are covered by bony plates, similar to those of seahorses.(8) Chameleons such as this male Parson's chameleon from Madagascar change their skin color to hide and to communicate.(9) On his fifth album, Harper plays the role of musical chameleon , shifting and defying musical categorization.(10) She describes herself as a nurse chameleon who has not changed her colors - she is just wearing them in a different medium.(11) Bowie remains the quintessential song-and-dance man, effortlessly charming and elegant, and as ever, a shameless karma chameleon .(12) I watch the sky change its colour like a chameleon .(13) Listeners seemed divided over whether Skaggs or musical chameleon Elvis Costello stole Thursday's show.(14) voters have misgivings about his performance as a political chameleon(15) The strange thing about abusers is that they're like some kind of social chameleon .(16) Never transforming his image significantly, yet constantly changing roles like a chameleon .
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