maculation
ˌmækjʊˈleɪʃən
Definition Synonyms

Definition of maculation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
imperfectionRareblemish or imperfection on a surfaceRare
  • The maculation on the vase was barely noticeable.
blemish spot stain
2.
processRareact of spotting or stainingRare
  • The maculation of the fabric was accidental during the painting session..
spotting staining
3.
natureTECH.pattern of spots found on animals or plantsTECH.
  • The butterfly's wings displayed a beautiful maculation.
speckling spotting
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Images of maculation

  • maculation: blemish or imperfection on a surface
    blemish or imperfection on a surface
  • maculation: act of spotting or staining
    act of spotting or staining
  • maculation: pattern of spots found on animals or plants
    pattern of spots found on animals or plants

Origin of maculation

Latin, macula (spot)

Examples of maculation in a sentence

  • She noticed a maculation on the fabric of her dress.
  • The maculation of the carpet was due to spilled wine.
  • The artist's technique involved the maculation of the canvas.
  • The maculation on the leopard's fur is unique.
  • Scientists study the maculation patterns to understand species better.

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  1. French:maculation, souillure, ...
  2. German:Unregelmäßigkeit, Flecken, ...
  3. Italian:macchia, maculazione, ...
  4. Spanish:mancha, manchado, ...
  5. Portuguese:imperfeição, mácula, ...
  6. Chinese:斑点, 斑驳, ...
  7. Japanese:汚れ, 斑点化, ...
  8. Arabic:عيب, تَبَقُّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:כֶּתֶם, הַכְתָּמָה, ...
  10. Russian:пятно, пятнообразование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пляма, плямування, ...
  12. Hindi:दाग, धब्बा लगाना, ...
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