Meaning & Definition of word "Marbled"

Marbled

/ˈmɑːr.bəld/

1. To mix or swirl in a manner that creates a marbled effect.
- Example: She marbled the colors in the resin to create a stunning artistic piece.

1. having a pattern or coloration that resembles marble, characterized by different shades or colors blended together.
- Example: The artist chose a marbled paper for the cover of the book, giving it a unique and elegant appearance.
2. having veins or streaks of different colors, resembling the appearance of marble.
- Example: The steak was marbled with fat, which made it tender and flavorful when cooked.
3. a mixture of different colors or elements in a visually appealing way.
- Example: Her marbled nails featured a blend of blue and white polish for a striking effect.

Derived from the word 'marble', which comes from the Latin 'marmor'.

marbled effect:

A visual appearance showing streaks or patterns resembling marble.

marbled paper:

A type of paper that has a swirling design created through a marbling process.

marbled finish:

A surface finish that appears to have a marble-like quality.

marble:

a type of stone often used in sculpture and architecture.

vein:

a natural streak or pattern in a rock or mineral.

blotch:

a large irregular spot or stain.

Meaning: having a complex or intricate pattern

Example Sentence: That outfit is so marbled; it really stands out!

Meaning: being mixed or blended, often in terms of ideas or actions

Example Sentence: His speech was a marbled mix of humor and seriousness.