Marbleized

Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrbəˌlaɪzd/

Definitions of marbleized

adjective having a pattern or appearance resembling marble

Example Sentences

A1 The marbleized paper had a unique pattern.

A2 She wore a marbleized scarf that matched her outfit.

B1 The artist used a marbleized technique to create the beautiful design.

B2 The cake was decorated with a marbleized frosting that looked like a work of art.

C1 The marbleized effect on the walls gave the room a luxurious feel.

C2 The marbleized flooring in the mansion was a sight to behold.

Examples of marbleized in a Sentence

formal The artist marbleized the paper to create a unique texture for the painting.

informal I love how the cake is marbleized with different colors, it looks so pretty!

slang That new phone case is so marbleized, I need to get one for myself.

figurative Her emotions were marbleized, a mix of joy and sadness intertwined.

Grammatical Forms of marbleized

• past tense: marbleized
• plural: marbleized
• comparative: more marbleized
• superlative: most marbleized
• present tense: marbleize
• future tense: will marbleize
• perfect tense: have marbleized
• continuous tense: is marbleizing
• singular: marbleized
• positive degree: marbleized
• infinitive: to marbleize
• gerund: marbleizing
• participle: marbleized

Origin and Evolution of marbleized

First Known Use: 1828 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'marbleized' originates from the combination of 'marble' and the suffix '-ize' which indicates a process or transformation.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the process of creating a marble-like pattern on paper or fabric, 'marbleized' has evolved to also refer to the appearance of certain natural stones or materials that resemble marble.