Meaning of variegatedly | Babel Free

Definitions

In a variegated manner.

Examples

“9, Iris pumila. Dwarf Flower de Luce. β. flore rubello. red flowered. γ. flore variegato. variegatedly flowered.”

“Slaty Coal, variegatedly tarnished with the colour of tempered Steel;”

“[…]the thickly interwoven branches of ſpreading trees embowered a rude ſtone—Tufts of graſs and ſoft moſſes growing over it had formed it into an eaſy ſeat; and withering fern, intermixed with green weeds, ſpreading a variegatedly verdant carpet, induced us to reſt ourſelves.”

“His waistcoat, as variegatedly dazzling as a well-shaken kaleidoscope, opened in the middle to display a green satin neckcloth, be-pinned and be-chained from the top to the bottom like a lady’s stomacher.”

“[…]its flowers are solitary, and grow on long axillary footstalks, and have a small size, a very elegant form, and a variegatedly blue and violet corolla, and bloom from May till November.”

“To any ritualism so recognized and sanctioned no one may justly object, but beyond the license thus indicated, begins excess, which, being once outside the legitimate limitation, may run riot in any amount of extravagance which the fancy or the folly of the individual affects—such as the use of fading flowers cut off from their root to symbolize a resurrection to life—groups of variegatedly vested and artistically attitudinizing priests, to observe the sacrament instituted with so much simplicity in the upper chamber at Jerusalem—[…].”

“Some seeds are diversified, and often brilliantly variegatedly coloured, as we have a familiar example in the different varieties of kidney-beans.”

“[…]each of them delved at their chipped bowls with their variegatedly-patterned spoons[…]”

“The social anthropologist Victor Turner wrote of the human search for liminality, the experience of being “betwixt and between” social statuses, and showed how this impulse was variegatedly manifest—in initiation ceremonies in traditional hunting and gathering societies or during the like-minded progression of pilgrimages.”

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