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      variegation
      noun
      the act of introducing variety (especially in investments or in the variety of goods and services offered)
      variability in coloration
      Roots
      variusvari- · Latin · varied, diverseagereeg- · Latin · to make, doatio-ation · Latin · act, process of
      Synonyms for variegation
      diversificationndiversitynvariabilitynvariationnnonuniformitynheterogeneitynvarietynmultifariousnessnmutabilitynchangeablenessn
      Words related to variegation
      variegatingvvariegatedadjcolorationnmiscoloringvariednessnmottlingnaggryadjvaricoloredadjcountershadingconcolorousadjdifformityncolorncoloristicallyadvoverdiversitynnoncolorpigmentationndiversenessnfoliagenhostanmultihuedcoloristicadjfunkiahuesncolorfulnessnheterochlamydeousadjchlorosisndepauperationnheucheranmottledadjerythrismal

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