Definition of variegated in English:

variegated

adjective ˈvɛːrɪəɡeɪtɪdˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪdəd

1Exhibiting different colours, especially as irregular patches or streaks.
variegated yellow bricks
Example sentencesExamples
- I love subtly variegated yarns, when knitted up they tend to have a heathery effect.
- Sea view: snorkelling swimmers at Australia's Barrier Reef can catch an inspiring glimpse of giant clams, sharks and variegated coral.
- The walls and the floor were covered with variegated marbles, and the roof of cedar wood was covered with lead.
- The entering daylight streaks her high-waisted silk gown, as if invaded by sunset, with trails of variegated colours.
- Then in the gloaming I can just make out a series of variegated camouflage sheets, the size of lonely single beds, strung between the trunks about 2ft off the ground.
- Using variegated yarn for the weft automatically creates a delightful striped pattern as the student continues weaving.
- I am knitting a scarf in a variegated blue-ish green-ish rainbow-ish tone.
- To create the illusion on Shelburne's mocha ware teapot, small particles of dried, variegated wedged clay were thoroughly mixed into a larger batch of blue clay.
- So knitting with variegated yarns not only requires a certain amount of persistence but also requires an openness to accepting the pooling effect.
- It is a beautifully variegated yarn, and was very nice to work with.
- The frame of the inscribed plaque is also variegated.
- The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are Gehry's own brand of contextual design.
- The lung specimens from seven patients with IPF had a variegated appearance, with alternating zones of Obrosis and intervening patches of normal lung at low magnification.
- Work began on the cathedral in 1064, to be faced in entirely in variegated bands of marble.
1. 1.1Botany (of a plant or foliage) having or consisting of leaves that are edged or patterned in a second colour, especially white as well as green.
  the variegated form of philadelphus
  variegated foliage
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gilded Hawke is a variegated curly ivy with grey-green central colouring and gold margins.
  If you select foliage plants with variegated or lighter colored leaves, they will prefer brighter light.
  Plants with fascinating leaf shapes and variegated foliage can turn your shade garden from a drab, dark place to an intriguing cool retreat.
  Marcia especially likes Japanese maples, ornamental grasses, and plants with variegated foliage.
  Yellow variegated leaves are still quite efficient at using the energy of sunlight to produce sugars.
  Synonyms
  multicoloured, particoloured, varicoloured, multicolour, many-coloured, many-hued, polychromatic, colourful, prismatic, rainbow-like, rainbow, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, jazzy, harlequin, motley
  mottled, marbled, striated, streaked, speckled, flecked, patchy, blotchy, blotched, dappled
  informal splotchy, splodgy
  technical poikilo-
  rare marled, jaspé
2. 1.2 Marked by variety.
  his variegated and amusing observations
  Example sentencesExamples
  The 32 paintings exhibited at the gallery prove how variegated were the thoughts and ideas of the artist.
  Many of these young guys, in the youth movement, have highly variegated backgrounds.
  Many women have spoken of variegated, deep feelings after abortion, its procedures altering a significant biological course, and to articulate these, perhaps cathartic art forms are best.
  About 200 artists from 30 countries have provided their works in order to create the variegated and impressive collection of this year's triennial.
  All this material reveals Daley as a writer of more variegated talents than was previously realised.
  Aberdeen are a team who have had a variegated season of their own and the fact they have recorded just one league victory on their travels is one reason why they are flirting between fifth place and the lower reaches of the table.
  However, the impact of the so-called Dutch wars on the history of English drama was more variegated.
  Shake the kaleidoscope, though, and the other variegated aspects of her past create a different image.
  The 15-performance festival raised a plethora of trans-global issues through variegated stimuli.
  Readers, do we need to cultivate a more variegated and positive outlook?
  Most striking about the photo is its ability to convey not the abstraction of grief, but the specific, variegated ways in which it shows itself.
  And who says these guys want an ‘equal, respectful, variegated society at peace with itself’, anyway?
  The history of the East India Company is littered with the lives of officials who embraced the variegated Indian lifestyle and saw nothing wrong in marrying into it.
  Most cities are multiple, variegated, diffuse than concentrated, like a view in which one first sees the morning mist and then the hard light of noon.
  Being organised as part of the Bharat Darshan show series, the programme is expected to be a synthesis of variegated folk art forms of North India.
  Erik's professional life was as variegated and diverse as the scholarship, films and videos he championed.
  When the variegated army of eco - warriors and anarchists takes to the streets on Tuesday, most will be idealists; others will be misguided, even criminal, but youth is their currency.
  Jerusalem is one of the world's oldest cities, with layer upon variegated layer of culture and tradition bearing witness to ancient origins.
  If these variegated productions teach you nothing else about human life - which they should - they certainly prove once again that Shakespeare has something for everyone.
  For two years now, Montreal toy-theatre crew Le Petit Théâtre de l' Absolu has been cooking up Paris in the 19th Century, a series of shows examining the great city's variegated and fascinating history.

Derivatives

variegate

verb ˈvɛːrɪəɡeɪtˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪt

[with object]

1Alter in appearance, especially by adding different colours.
the designer can variegate the object's colour and physical character as needed
1. 1.1 Make more diverse or varied.
Example sentencesExamples
- Masses of flowers will appear to variegate the grass.
- the route to success lies in variegating the offerings presented
- the musicians variegate the pitch

variegation

noun

And they come in an amazing array of colors, from green to blackish red, with an array of variegations in between.
Example sentencesExamples
- Agaves can grow to an immense size and produce leaves with interesting variegations and colours.
- Be selective in your plant choices, use variegation for contrast rather than as the dominant theme, and the rewards will follow.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin variegat- 'made varied' (from the verb variegare, from varius 'diverse') + -ed².

Definition of variegated in US English:

variegated

adjectiveˈver(ē)əˌɡādədˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪdəd

1Exhibiting different colors, especially as irregular patches or streaks.
variegated yellow bricks
Example sentencesExamples
- The entering daylight streaks her high-waisted silk gown, as if invaded by sunset, with trails of variegated colours.
- The lung specimens from seven patients with IPF had a variegated appearance, with alternating zones of Obrosis and intervening patches of normal lung at low magnification.
- The walls and the floor were covered with variegated marbles, and the roof of cedar wood was covered with lead.
- The frame of the inscribed plaque is also variegated.
- Work began on the cathedral in 1064, to be faced in entirely in variegated bands of marble.
- It is a beautifully variegated yarn, and was very nice to work with.
- To create the illusion on Shelburne's mocha ware teapot, small particles of dried, variegated wedged clay were thoroughly mixed into a larger batch of blue clay.
- The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are Gehry's own brand of contextual design.
- Sea view: snorkelling swimmers at Australia's Barrier Reef can catch an inspiring glimpse of giant clams, sharks and variegated coral.
- So knitting with variegated yarns not only requires a certain amount of persistence but also requires an openness to accepting the pooling effect.
- I am knitting a scarf in a variegated blue-ish green-ish rainbow-ish tone.
- I love subtly variegated yarns, when knitted up they tend to have a heathery effect.
- Then in the gloaming I can just make out a series of variegated camouflage sheets, the size of lonely single beds, strung between the trunks about 2ft off the ground.
- Using variegated yarn for the weft automatically creates a delightful striped pattern as the student continues weaving.
1. 1.1Botany (of a plant or foliage) having or consisting of leaves that are edged or patterned in a second color, especially white as well as green.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yellow variegated leaves are still quite efficient at using the energy of sunlight to produce sugars.
  Plants with fascinating leaf shapes and variegated foliage can turn your shade garden from a drab, dark place to an intriguing cool retreat.
  If you select foliage plants with variegated or lighter colored leaves, they will prefer brighter light.
  Marcia especially likes Japanese maples, ornamental grasses, and plants with variegated foliage.
  Gilded Hawke is a variegated curly ivy with grey-green central colouring and gold margins.
  Synonyms
  multicoloured, particoloured, varicoloured, multicolour, many-coloured, many-hued, polychromatic, colourful, prismatic, rainbow-like, rainbow, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, jazzy, harlequin, motley
2. 1.2 Marked by variety.
  his variegated and amusing observations
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many of these young guys, in the youth movement, have highly variegated backgrounds.
  About 200 artists from 30 countries have provided their works in order to create the variegated and impressive collection of this year's triennial.
  Most cities are multiple, variegated, diffuse than concentrated, like a view in which one first sees the morning mist and then the hard light of noon.
  Shake the kaleidoscope, though, and the other variegated aspects of her past create a different image.
  Erik's professional life was as variegated and diverse as the scholarship, films and videos he championed.
  However, the impact of the so-called Dutch wars on the history of English drama was more variegated.
  And who says these guys want an ‘equal, respectful, variegated society at peace with itself’, anyway?
  Jerusalem is one of the world's oldest cities, with layer upon variegated layer of culture and tradition bearing witness to ancient origins.
  Many women have spoken of variegated, deep feelings after abortion, its procedures altering a significant biological course, and to articulate these, perhaps cathartic art forms are best.
  Being organised as part of the Bharat Darshan show series, the programme is expected to be a synthesis of variegated folk art forms of North India.
  All this material reveals Daley as a writer of more variegated talents than was previously realised.
  Most striking about the photo is its ability to convey not the abstraction of grief, but the specific, variegated ways in which it shows itself.
  If these variegated productions teach you nothing else about human life - which they should - they certainly prove once again that Shakespeare has something for everyone.
  For two years now, Montreal toy-theatre crew Le Petit Théâtre de l' Absolu has been cooking up Paris in the 19th Century, a series of shows examining the great city's variegated and fascinating history.
  The 32 paintings exhibited at the gallery prove how variegated were the thoughts and ideas of the artist.
  Readers, do we need to cultivate a more variegated and positive outlook?
  When the variegated army of eco - warriors and anarchists takes to the streets on Tuesday, most will be idealists; others will be misguided, even criminal, but youth is their currency.
  The 15-performance festival raised a plethora of trans-global issues through variegated stimuli.
  The history of the East India Company is littered with the lives of officials who embraced the variegated Indian lifestyle and saw nothing wrong in marrying into it.
  Aberdeen are a team who have had a variegated season of their own and the fact they have recorded just one league victory on their travels is one reason why they are flirting between fifth place and the lower reaches of the table.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin variegat- ‘made varied’ (from the verb variegare, from varius ‘diverse’) + -ed.

单词	variegated
释义	Definition of variegated in English: variegated adjective ˈvɛːrɪəɡeɪtɪdˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪdəd 1Exhibiting different colours, especially as irregular patches or streaks. variegated yellow bricks Example sentencesExamples I love subtly variegated yarns, when knitted up they tend to have a heathery effect. Sea view: snorkelling swimmers at Australia's Barrier Reef can catch an inspiring glimpse of giant clams, sharks and variegated coral. The walls and the floor were covered with variegated marbles, and the roof of cedar wood was covered with lead. The entering daylight streaks her high-waisted silk gown, as if invaded by sunset, with trails of variegated colours. Then in the gloaming I can just make out a series of variegated camouflage sheets, the size of lonely single beds, strung between the trunks about 2ft off the ground. Using variegated yarn for the weft automatically creates a delightful striped pattern as the student continues weaving. I am knitting a scarf in a variegated blue-ish green-ish rainbow-ish tone. To create the illusion on Shelburne's mocha ware teapot, small particles of dried, variegated wedged clay were thoroughly mixed into a larger batch of blue clay. So knitting with variegated yarns not only requires a certain amount of persistence but also requires an openness to accepting the pooling effect. It is a beautifully variegated yarn, and was very nice to work with. The frame of the inscribed plaque is also variegated. The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are Gehry's own brand of contextual design. The lung specimens from seven patients with IPF had a variegated appearance, with alternating zones of Obrosis and intervening patches of normal lung at low magnification. Work began on the cathedral in 1064, to be faced in entirely in variegated bands of marble. 1.1Botany (of a plant or foliage) having or consisting of leaves that are edged or patterned in a second colour, especially white as well as green. the variegated form of philadelphus variegated foliage Example sentencesExamples Gilded Hawke is a variegated curly ivy with grey-green central colouring and gold margins. If you select foliage plants with variegated or lighter colored leaves, they will prefer brighter light. Plants with fascinating leaf shapes and variegated foliage can turn your shade garden from a drab, dark place to an intriguing cool retreat. Marcia especially likes Japanese maples, ornamental grasses, and plants with variegated foliage. Yellow variegated leaves are still quite efficient at using the energy of sunlight to produce sugars. Synonyms multicoloured, particoloured, varicoloured, multicolour, many-coloured, many-hued, polychromatic, colourful, prismatic, rainbow-like, rainbow, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, jazzy, harlequin, motley mottled, marbled, striated, streaked, speckled, flecked, patchy, blotchy, blotched, dappled informal splotchy, splodgy technical poikilo- rare marled, jaspé 1.2 Marked by variety. his variegated and amusing observations Example sentencesExamples The 32 paintings exhibited at the gallery prove how variegated were the thoughts and ideas of the artist. Many of these young guys, in the youth movement, have highly variegated backgrounds. Many women have spoken of variegated, deep feelings after abortion, its procedures altering a significant biological course, and to articulate these, perhaps cathartic art forms are best. About 200 artists from 30 countries have provided their works in order to create the variegated and impressive collection of this year's triennial. All this material reveals Daley as a writer of more variegated talents than was previously realised. Aberdeen are a team who have had a variegated season of their own and the fact they have recorded just one league victory on their travels is one reason why they are flirting between fifth place and the lower reaches of the table. However, the impact of the so-called Dutch wars on the history of English drama was more variegated. Shake the kaleidoscope, though, and the other variegated aspects of her past create a different image. The 15-performance festival raised a plethora of trans-global issues through variegated stimuli. Readers, do we need to cultivate a more variegated and positive outlook? Most striking about the photo is its ability to convey not the abstraction of grief, but the specific, variegated ways in which it shows itself. And who says these guys want an ‘equal, respectful, variegated society at peace with itself’, anyway? The history of the East India Company is littered with the lives of officials who embraced the variegated Indian lifestyle and saw nothing wrong in marrying into it. Most cities are multiple, variegated, diffuse than concentrated, like a view in which one first sees the morning mist and then the hard light of noon. Being organised as part of the Bharat Darshan show series, the programme is expected to be a synthesis of variegated folk art forms of North India. Erik's professional life was as variegated and diverse as the scholarship, films and videos he championed. When the variegated army of eco - warriors and anarchists takes to the streets on Tuesday, most will be idealists; others will be misguided, even criminal, but youth is their currency. Jerusalem is one of the world's oldest cities, with layer upon variegated layer of culture and tradition bearing witness to ancient origins. If these variegated productions teach you nothing else about human life - which they should - they certainly prove once again that Shakespeare has something for everyone. For two years now, Montreal toy-theatre crew Le Petit Théâtre de l' Absolu has been cooking up Paris in the 19th Century, a series of shows examining the great city's variegated and fascinating history. Derivatives variegate verb ˈvɛːrɪəɡeɪtˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪt [with object] 1Alter in appearance, especially by adding different colours. the designer can variegate the object's colour and physical character as needed 1.1 Make more diverse or varied. Example sentencesExamples Masses of flowers will appear to variegate the grass. the route to success lies in variegating the offerings presented the musicians variegate the pitch variegation noun And they come in an amazing array of colors, from green to blackish red, with an array of variegations in between. Example sentencesExamples Agaves can grow to an immense size and produce leaves with interesting variegations and colours. Be selective in your plant choices, use variegation for contrast rather than as the dominant theme, and the rewards will follow. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin variegat- 'made varied' (from the verb variegare, from varius 'diverse') + -ed². Definition of variegated in US English: variegated adjectiveˈver(ē)əˌɡādədˈvɛr(i)əˌɡeɪdəd 1Exhibiting different colors, especially as irregular patches or streaks. variegated yellow bricks Example sentencesExamples The entering daylight streaks her high-waisted silk gown, as if invaded by sunset, with trails of variegated colours. The lung specimens from seven patients with IPF had a variegated appearance, with alternating zones of Obrosis and intervening patches of normal lung at low magnification. The walls and the floor were covered with variegated marbles, and the roof of cedar wood was covered with lead. The frame of the inscribed plaque is also variegated. Work began on the cathedral in 1064, to be faced in entirely in variegated bands of marble. It is a beautifully variegated yarn, and was very nice to work with. To create the illusion on Shelburne's mocha ware teapot, small particles of dried, variegated wedged clay were thoroughly mixed into a larger batch of blue clay. The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are Gehry's own brand of contextual design. Sea view: snorkelling swimmers at Australia's Barrier Reef can catch an inspiring glimpse of giant clams, sharks and variegated coral. So knitting with variegated yarns not only requires a certain amount of persistence but also requires an openness to accepting the pooling effect. I am knitting a scarf in a variegated blue-ish green-ish rainbow-ish tone. I love subtly variegated yarns, when knitted up they tend to have a heathery effect. Then in the gloaming I can just make out a series of variegated camouflage sheets, the size of lonely single beds, strung between the trunks about 2ft off the ground. Using variegated yarn for the weft automatically creates a delightful striped pattern as the student continues weaving. 1.1Botany (of a plant or foliage) having or consisting of leaves that are edged or patterned in a second color, especially white as well as green. Example sentencesExamples Yellow variegated leaves are still quite efficient at using the energy of sunlight to produce sugars. Plants with fascinating leaf shapes and variegated foliage can turn your shade garden from a drab, dark place to an intriguing cool retreat. If you select foliage plants with variegated or lighter colored leaves, they will prefer brighter light. Marcia especially likes Japanese maples, ornamental grasses, and plants with variegated foliage. Gilded Hawke is a variegated curly ivy with grey-green central colouring and gold margins. Synonyms multicoloured, particoloured, varicoloured, multicolour, many-coloured, many-hued, polychromatic, colourful, prismatic, rainbow-like, rainbow, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, jazzy, harlequin, motley 1.2 Marked by variety. his variegated and amusing observations Example sentencesExamples Many of these young guys, in the youth movement, have highly variegated backgrounds. About 200 artists from 30 countries have provided their works in order to create the variegated and impressive collection of this year's triennial. Most cities are multiple, variegated, diffuse than concentrated, like a view in which one first sees the morning mist and then the hard light of noon. Shake the kaleidoscope, though, and the other variegated aspects of her past create a different image. Erik's professional life was as variegated and diverse as the scholarship, films and videos he championed. However, the impact of the so-called Dutch wars on the history of English drama was more variegated. And who says these guys want an ‘equal, respectful, variegated society at peace with itself’, anyway? Jerusalem is one of the world's oldest cities, with layer upon variegated layer of culture and tradition bearing witness to ancient origins. Many women have spoken of variegated, deep feelings after abortion, its procedures altering a significant biological course, and to articulate these, perhaps cathartic art forms are best. Being organised as part of the Bharat Darshan show series, the programme is expected to be a synthesis of variegated folk art forms of North India. All this material reveals Daley as a writer of more variegated talents than was previously realised. Most striking about the photo is its ability to convey not the abstraction of grief, but the specific, variegated ways in which it shows itself. If these variegated productions teach you nothing else about human life - which they should - they certainly prove once again that Shakespeare has something for everyone. For two years now, Montreal toy-theatre crew Le Petit Théâtre de l' Absolu has been cooking up Paris in the 19th Century, a series of shows examining the great city's variegated and fascinating history. The 32 paintings exhibited at the gallery prove how variegated were the thoughts and ideas of the artist. Readers, do we need to cultivate a more variegated and positive outlook? When the variegated army of eco - warriors and anarchists takes to the streets on Tuesday, most will be idealists; others will be misguided, even criminal, but youth is their currency. The 15-performance festival raised a plethora of trans-global issues through variegated stimuli. The history of the East India Company is littered with the lives of officials who embraced the variegated Indian lifestyle and saw nothing wrong in marrying into it. Aberdeen are a team who have had a variegated season of their own and the fact they have recorded just one league victory on their travels is one reason why they are flirting between fifth place and the lower reaches of the table. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin variegat- ‘made varied’ (from the verb variegare, from varius ‘diverse’) + -ed.
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