Polymorphic (adjective)

Existing in or capable of assuming many forms or shapes; having the ability to change shape.

Origin:

From greek polys (many) + morphē (shape or form).

Examples:

1. The organism had a polymorphic ability to adapt to different environments.
2. The protein is polymorphic and can assume different shapes.
3. The virus is polymorphic, making it difficult to detect and treat.
4. The polymorphic nature of the creature made it difficult to classify.
5. The polymorphic ability of the microbe helped it survive in different environments.