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Meaning of mosaics
A picture or pattern produced by arranging small colored pieces of stone, tile, glass, or other materials.
Etymology of mosaics
The word "mosaics" originates from the Greek word "mousikos", meaning "of the Muses", and the Latin word "musaicum", meaning "work of the Muses".
Historically, the term referred to artworks created by the ancient Greeks and Romans using small colored stones or tiles.
Synonyms
collages
montages
assemblages
composites
amalgams
mixtures
blends
fusions
mergers
combinations
integrations
unifications
patchworks
quilts
tapestries
embroideries
needleworks
textiles
patterns
designs
artworks
masterpieces
creations
constructs
compilations
collections
selections
arrangements
layouts
displays
exhibitions
showcases
spectacles
tableaux
dioramas
models
replicas
representations
depictions
illustrations
images
pictures
paintings
murals
frescoes
sculptures
carvings
engravings
etchings
lithographs
prints
reproductions
copies
facsimiles
simulations
imitations
forgeries
counterfeits
Definitions
- A picture or pattern produced by arranging small colored pieces of stone, tile, glass, or other materials.
- * A mixture of different things, such as cultures, styles, or ideas.
Usage Examples
- The artist spent months creating a beautiful mosaic for the church ceiling.
- * The city is a cultural mosaic, with people from many different backgrounds living together.
Antonyms
uniformities
consistencies
homogeneities
singularities
wholes
units
integrities
solidities
cohesions
unities
continuities
flows
streams
uniformness
sameness
likenesses
similarities
identicalness
duplications
replications
identities