What does quadricolor mean?
Quadricolor means Having four colors..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Having four colors..
I may say, then, Sir, that from this expression of just indignation, and this natural explanation of their quadricolor flag, that the middle classes of this country, notwithstanding the bribe of power by which it is attempted to cajole them, have too much of self-denial and too much of good sense to wish to invade that admirable Constitution under which they, of all classes, have especially flourished.
It has been learned by reports received at this office that the first issue will be a Christmas and greeting number, featured with also a quadricolor decorative cover design, which will be the work of the students attending the colleges.
These plates set up in press and printed in sequence, yellow, blue, red, black, in perfect register give the quadricolor process picture.
The latter added the colors of the Tricolor to those of the flag of Cyprus, thus creating a quadricolor flag of white, red, blue and yellow.
Use quadricolor when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Quadricolor means Having four colors..
Common synonyms include quadchromatic, quadricolored, tetracolored.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
I may say, then, Sir, that from this expression of just indignation, and this natural explanation of their quadricolor flag, that the middle classes of this country, notwithstanding the bribe of power by which it is attempted to cajole them, have too much of self-denial and too much of good sense to wish to invade that admirable Constitution under which they, of all classes, have especially flourished.
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