The word "variegated" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is composed of many different colors or elements, or that exhibits marked diversity or variety. For example, you could say "The blanket was adorned with a variegated pattern of vibrant yellow and red flowers".
But the candidates' variegated views converge in a single imperative: to sharply cut the size of government by reducing or eliminating social programs for the middle class and the poor while lowering taxes for the rich.Mr Romney is a moderate Republican infamous for enacting at the state level the precedent for Barack Obama's most celebrated "big government" legislative achievement.
He will then hope that his geographically variegated cabinet will help him to win outright the election that sooner or later will follow.
His ambition was a closely-woven tapestry of colours and textures in which foliage matt or shiny, grey or variegated, grass or coniferous was as important as the flowers.
All presidents since democracy was restored in 1985 have had to form variegated coalitions to obtain legislative majorities.
Eritrea's land is highly variegated.
There are variegated forms of London plane.
The coat should be solid, not variegated, and may be any of a number of colours, among them gray, white, black, brown, apricot, and cream.
Geraniums (botanically Pelargonium) have long been popular flowering plants in the sunny window; the foliage is often variegated or scented, and flower clusters may be in reds, pinks, and white.
The seeds are green, yellow, white, or variegated.
Plants are upright and spreading, 45 to 75 cm (18 to 30 inches) high, and produce a great diversity of fruit forms, from flattened, through oblong, to elongate and crooked fruits, coloured from white through cream to yellow, green, and variegated.
The highly variegated picture of Modern Armenian consonants seems to corroborate the idea that Armenian has been a "shift" language from its very beginning.
