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Meaning of speckled
The primary meaning of the word "speckled" is having a surface or appearance marked with small spots or patches of color.
Etymology of speckled
The word "speckled" has its roots in the Middle English word "speckle," which is derived from the Old English word "specca" or "speccol," meaning spot or speckle
Historically, the word has been used to describe the appearance of animals, such as birds or horses, with spotted or patchy coats
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having a surface or appearance marked with small spots or patches of color
- * Covered with or characterized by small spots or speckles
Usage Examples
- The speckled hen wandered around the farmyard, pecking at the ground for food
- * The Speckled Wood butterfly is a common sight in woodland areas, with its distinctive speckled wings
- * The chef carefully arranged the speckled eggs on the plate to create a visually appealing dish
Antonyms
plain
unmarked
uniform
solid
consistent
homogeneous
unblemished
spotless
clean
clear
monotonous
dull
uninteresting
uniform
consistent
homogeneous
unpatterned
unpainted
uncolored
undotted
unspotted