patterned
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- adjective
- /ˈpætərnd/
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- There's solid rock patterned with stripes and swirls.
- very patterned
There is the kind of gold and black patterned trim.
- There is the kind of gold and black patterned trim.
- So they also look like stained glass windows, like Shields, veils, bolts of patterned fabric, Sentinels, guardians, Saints, even surfboards.
Examples
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Maybe this will break my fear of patterned leggings and bright colors.
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When you trace out your block onto a piece of patterned paper, leave a little bit of extra on the bottom.
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And the Earth itself is reflective and patterned, so it's beautiful.
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The walls were covered with beautiful patterned wallpaper that added charm to the room.
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She wore a patterned dress that featured colorful flowers and geometric shapes.
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The artist displayed a series of patterned textiles showcasing intricate designs inspired by nature.
Synonyms
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With long lines of a different color, like on a shirt or animal
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A pattern of squares in two colors arranged in rows, like on shirts and tablecloths
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Having lines in different colors, like a shirt with blue and white lines
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An object that has small pieces of another material set into its surface in a pattern
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A surface covered with small shapes like tiles that fit closely together
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It has red stripes in its pattern
Having a woven or printed pattern on the surface
A surface decorated with a repeated pattern of crossing lines
Something with a pattern of lines like a net
A surface that has visible lines and a pattern, like wood or fabric
Paper with printed lines to help you write
Antonyms
Compounds
How Patterned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word patterned comes from pattern, which comes from an old French word patron meaning 'model' or 'stamp'. So something patterned is made from a 'model' or shape that is repeated, which is why the word describes a design of repeated lines, shapes, or colours.