dapple (Meaning)
dapple (n)
a small contrasting part of something
dapple (v)
colour with streaks or blotches of different shades
dapple (n.)
One of the spots on a dappled animal.
dapple (a.)
Alt. of Dappled
dapple (v. t.)
To variegate with spots; to spot.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dapple
dapple Sentence Examples
- The sunlight filtered through the leaves, creating dappled patterns on the forest floor.
- The horse's coat was a beautiful dapple gray, with patches of light and dark interspersed across its body.
- As the wind gently swayed the branches, the dappled sunlight danced on the surface of the pond.
- She sat beneath the dappled shade of the tree, enjoying the cool breeze on a warm summer day.
- The artist captured the serene scene of a dappled meadow in her painting, showcasing the play of light and shadow.
- The dappled shadows cast by the lattice window added a touch of ambiance to the cozy room.
- The photographer framed the image to highlight the contrast between the dappled sunlight and the lush greenery.
- Walking through the dappled alleyway, he felt a sense of tranquility wash over him.
- The dappled patterns on the butterfly's wings mesmerized the children gathered in the garden.
- In the early morning light, the forest was bathed in a soft, dappled glow, inviting hikers to explore its depths.
FAQs About the word dapple
a small contrasting part of something, colour with streaks or blotches of different shadesOne of the spots on a dappled animal., Alt. of Dappled, To variegate w
fleck, patch, blotch, dot, speck, pip, eyespot, spot, smear,stain
No antonyms found.
The sunlight filtered through the leaves, creating dappled patterns on the forest floor.
The horse's coat was a beautiful dapple gray, with patches of light and dark interspersed across its body.
As the wind gently swayed the branches, the dappled sunlight danced on the surface of the pond.
She sat beneath the dappled shade of the tree, enjoying the cool breeze on a warm summer day.
