motley
mot
ˈmɑt
maat
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/mˈɒtli/

Definição e significado de "motley"em inglês

01

a multicolored woolen fabric made by weaving threads of different colors, used in 14th–17th century England

Exemplos
The museum exhibited samples of medieval motley cloth.
02

a garment made of multicolored fabric, traditionally worn by court jesters or performers

Exemplos
The fool 's motley became a symbol of truth disguised as humor.
03

a collection composed of a diverse or heterogeneous assortment of items

Exemplos
She inherited a motley of antiques and trinkets from her grandmother.
to motley
01

to make something multicolored

Exemplos
The craftsman motleyed the fabric to create a festive design.
02

to make something more diverse or varied in kind or character

Exemplos
They motleyed the playlist with songs from every genre.
motley
01

having parts or patches of different, often bright, colors

Exemplos
Painters left behind a motley trail of paint splashes on the floor.
02

made up of a varied, often incongruous mixture of elements or types

Exemplos
A motley coalition of activists gathered to protest the decision.
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