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• v  change the appearance of, especially by marking with different colors
• v  make something more diverse and varied
• s  having a variety of colors

• In fact, at least one Thai school administrator thought Karr's variegated experience an asset.
• The Russians, who took the gold with straight 10s for technical merit, wore swimsuits with such variegated sequins that I failed to take note of what the two Anastasias (Ermakova .
• But the reviewers' floundering tributes indicate something of its variegated appeal.

• variegate
• vary
• motley
• varicolored
• varicoloured

News & Articles

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• Unique types of plants may crop up anywhere
  Probably the most well-known of Michigan-based plant discoveries was the 'Gold Standard' Hosta, by the late Pauline Banyai of Royal Oak. Legend has it Pauline found this green and chartreuse variegated beauty in a tray of starts from Bordine's Nursery.
  June 7, 2013 - Detroit News

Quotes

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• James Hillman in Ventura County Reporter
  The question of evil,writes psychologist James Hillman, "refers primarily to the anaesthetized heart, the heart that has no reaction to what it faces, thereby turning the variegated sensuous face of the world into monotony, sameness,...
• Strobe Talbott in Canada Free Press
  In the future, Talbott says the UN will need to be "incorporated into an increasingly variegated network of structures and arrangements, some functional in focus, others geographic; some intergovernmental, others based on systematic collaboration...
• William Gibson in Slate
  Novelist William Gibson, in Spook Country, called the city's translucent high-rise apartments "a variegated hedge of greenglass"; that the book is set in the near future enhances, rather than detracts from, the accuracy of this description.