Meanings of variegate in anglès

No definite relationship was found between uniform and variegate patterns with histology.

I did so; and scraps of that lecture, which was never published, variegate these pages.

As I gaze upon the spectacle of the infinite diversities of religion, which variegate, but, alas!

It may be granted, too, that, in admiring the apostrophes that variegate this speech, he was, in some degree, enamored of a reflection of himself;

Of stained and variegated stone the quantity is unlimited, the kinds innumerable.

On the floor there was a red carpet variegated with black foliage.

Variegated light streamed in through the stained glass windows inside the cathedral.

The cap is variegated with dark brown spots, hence the name.

And now we see, in a corner, a strange great spider curiously variegated.

Their colours are brilliant green, slate, and flamingo red, beautifully lined and variegated.

The checkered earth, too, is canopied with a heaven as variegated as itself.

How much more delightful and variegated their lives than those of ordinary women!

The room was full of alcohol fumes; the floor was variegated with spirituous puddles.

Flowers may be variegated in colors but they are all flowers of one garden.

The succeeding parts are variegated with better passages and worse.

Anything which has variegated leaves or purple leaves is sure to catch the eye.