maculated (Meaning)

Webster

maculated (a.)

Having spots or blotches; maculate.

marked with spots, impure, besmirched

The lemur's skin was maculated with intricate patterns of brown and white.
The eggshell was maculated with faint brown spots, indicating its maturity.
The researcher studied the maculated leaves of the rare plant, hoping to identify its medicinal properties.
The maculated butterfly flitted through the meadow, its wings adorned with a distinctive pattern of black and yellow.
The patient's skin was maculated with red and purplish lesions, a sign of a viral infection.
The maculated stone stele bore ancient inscriptions that provided valuable insights into the history of the civilization.
The maculated mushrooms were poisonous, their spores containing a deadly toxin.
The maculated snake lay coiled on the forest floor, its scales shimmering in the sunlight.
The maculated tablecloth was a cherished heirloom, passed down through generations.
The maculated painting depicted a surreal landscape filled with abstract shapes and vibrant colors.

Having spots or blotches; maculate.marked with spots, impure, besmirched

debased,soiled, sullied, fouled, befouled, corrupted, begrimed, besmirched, defiled, spoiled

refined, uncontaminated, fine, undiluted, plain, plain, purified, neat,pure, refined

The lemur's skin was maculated with intricate patterns of brown and white.

The eggshell was maculated with faint brown spots, indicating its maturity.

The researcher studied the maculated leaves of the rare plant, hoping to identify its medicinal properties.

The maculated butterfly flitted through the meadow, its wings adorned with a distinctive pattern of black and yellow.