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Meanings of pattern in English
Ornamental design applied to or incorporated in the surface of an object, generally consisting of repeated motifs or elements.
Synonyms
Examples for "patterned"
Examples for "patterned"
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Several broad questions are posed: are such dreadful incidents random or patterned?
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To co-ordinate, you can't go far wrong with a willowy patterned neckscarf.
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Pieces of old mahogany swelled forth; a peacock-patterned chintz draped the bedstead.
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The WGA settlement was patterned closely after terms accepted by the directors.
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Luke Donald's diamond-patterned sleeveless jumpers are a throwback to older fashion days.
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This gives meaning to the decorative pattern of the passage.
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Arrange the apples in a decorative pattern, filling the shell; sprinkle over the sugar.
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Slash the top with your razor in a decorative pattern, such as a crosshatch or a tree with branches.
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The cabinet has bevelled side doors, lacquered in a sea-green shade with a printed decorative pattern on the door fronts.
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Ah, how Chopin puts to flight those modern men who scheme out a big decorative pattern and then have nothing wherewith to fill it!
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Vindarten placed him carefully on a strip of flooring that at first sight seemed an ornamental pattern.
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In his left hand is a silver harp of ornamental pattern, and in his right a silver sceptre with a little gold about it.
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Soon Somerset saw before him a circular summer-house formed of short sticks nailed to ornamental patterns.
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She lifted her shield and the Cylon bashed into it, denting the ornamental patterns and sending Athena backward.
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These, like those of Tiryns, consisted partly of merely ornamental patterns, partly of genuine pictures, with human and animal figures.
Template from which the parts of a garment are traced onto fabric before being cut out.
Usage of pattern in English
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Marimuthu's case follows a pattern of exploitation in the region, activists said.
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Sometimes these cases are part of a wider pattern of family violence.
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However, the practice pattern of aerosol therapy in mainland China remains unknown.
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Stocks were down fractionally across Europe, extending a pattern of modest decline.
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However, in each case, the pattern combination observed appeared to be tissue-specific.
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However, we did identify a general pattern related to the water-use strategy.
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Here is a pattern rule for creating a list of image files:
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There was a repeated pattern of abuse that suggested intention, it said.
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There came a day, however, when this pattern changed suddenly and completely.
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Its course is unpredictable resulting in a changing pattern of clinical need.
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Future research should examine the socioeconomic context that supports this network pattern.
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Now for the hives; in the first place you need a pattern.
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The days were long, Jem was eleven, and the pattern was set:
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Conclusion: The Brugada-type ECG pattern is rare in the general Danish population.
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It said it saw a similar pattern at the end of October.
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It is about pattern searching, extended analytical and logical thinking, problem solving.
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