Definition

Having a pattern or coloration that resembles marble, often with streaks or spots of different colors.

Example

The artist used marbled paper to create beautiful designs for her book covers.

Conversation

Did you see the new restaurant downtown?

Yeah, I went there last week! The decor is really marbled and elegant.

I love that style! It makes the place feel so upscale.

Absolutely! It definitely adds a special touch to the atmosphere.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Marbled → It is formed from "marble" (from Old French *marbre*, meaning a type of stone) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a state or condition). The word "marbled" describes something that has the appearance or pattern of marble, often with streaks or veins.

Memory Tip

Think of the stone 'marble' which has beautiful patterns, and remember that 'marbled' means something that looks like it has those marble-like patterns.

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