mottling (Meaning)
Wordnet
mottling (n)
the act of coloring with areas of different shades
Webster
mottling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Mottle
Synonyms & Antonyms of mottling
mottling Sentence Examples
- The patient's skin exhibited subtle mottling, indicating impairment of peripheral circulation.
- The bruise developed a mottled appearance as it healed, showing a range of hues.
- The leaves of the diseased plant displayed a mottled pattern caused by fungal infection.
- The marble tabletop had beautiful mottling, giving it a unique and elegant look.
- The mottled clouds cast intricate shadows upon the rolling hills below.
- The mottled fur of the cheetah provided effective camouflage in its savanna habitat.
- The aging painting showed signs of mottling due to exposure to humidity.
- The skin of the deceased person was mottled due to postmortem livor mortis.
- The mottled glaze on the ceramic vase added depth and character to its appearance.
- The mottled upholstery on the vintage couch gave it a charmingly faded and antique look.
FAQs About the word mottling
the act of coloring with areas of different shadesof Mottle
dotting,sprinkling, spotting, dyeing, staining, blotching, dappling, stippling, flecking,speckling
No antonyms found.
The patient's skin exhibited subtle mottling, indicating impairment of peripheral circulation.
The bruise developed a mottled appearance as it healed, showing a range of hues.
The leaves of the diseased plant displayed a mottled pattern caused by fungal infection.
The marble tabletop had beautiful mottling, giving it a unique and elegant look.
