variegation

• Nom désignant l'état ou le processus de variété dans la couleur ou l'apparence, ou l'action d'introduire de la diversité, notamment dans les investissements ou l'assortiment de produits.

A noun referring to the state or process of being varied in color or appearance, or the act of introducing diversity, particularly in investments or product offerings.

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1. Color variationB2formalscientific

   The presence of different colors or patches of color, especially in leaves, flowers, or other natural objects.

   Panachure

   • The variegation in the leaves of this plant is caused by a genetic mutation.
   • Gardeners often seek out plants with striking variegation for their landscapes.
   • The marble's variegation gave it a unique and beautiful pattern.

   Synonymesmarblingmottling

2. DiversificationC1formalbusiness

   The act of introducing variety or diversity into a system, such as investments or product offerings.

   diversification

   • The fund manager recommended variegation of the portfolio to reduce risk.
   • The company's variegation of its product line helped it reach new markets.
   • Economic variegation is often seen as a strategy for long-term stability.

   Synonymesdiversificationdiversityvariationvariety

   Antonymesconsistencyhomogeneitysamenessuniformity