Similar words: variegate, variegated, negation, legation, allegation, variation, delegation, abnegation. Meaning: [‚verɪ'geɪʃn /-veər-] 
n. 1. variability in coloration 2. the act of introducing variety (especially in investments or in the variety of goods and services offered).
n. 1. variability in coloration 2. the act of introducing variety (especially in investments or in the variety of goods and services offered). 
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1. Many hollies have delightful vellow-and-white variegation.
2. Variegation The occurrence of patches of different colors on leaves or flowers.
3. The variegation of petals originates chiefly from gene mutation and viral infection.
4. Note the variegation of the neoplasm, with areas of red, tan, white, and brown.
5. Variegation and chimerism generally lie in ornamental plants, but there remains considerable confusion in the meaning of these terms and the controlling mechanism.
6. Of Renyard's new theory of species variegation in segmented arthropods?
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7. CMC can help control colour paste flowing for paper and during paper variegation.
8. This glioma of the cerebral hemisphere demonstrates a mass effect. Note the variegation of the neoplasm, with areas of red, tan, white, and brown.
9. Recalling the world of Renaissance, it focuses on refinement, richness in detail, variegation and creating value.
10. The different irrigation and pruning measures have great effects on the nectarine dehiscent fruit and the main reason of dehiscent is the growth unbalance caused by great variegation of the water.
11. This is the challenge of growing variegated plants, i. e. sometimes only few flowers have variegation and the rest is one color.
12. The production tests showed that the rigidity, luster and variegation degree of flower cores can be improved using the compound glue.
13. In order to indulge with its light, inwardness and variegation, one maybe neglect times, even all over the world!
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