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brindled
brindled
[przymiotnik]

streaked or mottled with different shades of color, often resembling a tiger's stripes

pręgowany, cętkowany

pręgowany, cętkowany

Ex: The brindled cat lounged lazily in the sun, its fur shimmering with shades of gray and brown. 
blotch
blotch
[Rzeczownik]

a stain that stands out from its surroundings, often uneven or discolored

plama, skaza

plama, skaza

Ex: A red blotch appeared on his cheek after the allergic reaction. 
diaphanous
diaphanous
[przymiotnik]

extremely light, delicate, and often see-through

przezroczysty, delikatny

przezroczysty, delikatny

Ex: The bride wore a veil of diaphanous lace that shimmered in the sunlight. 
gossamer
gossamer
[przymiotnik]

delicate, light, and thin in appearance

powiewny, delikatny

powiewny, delikatny

Ex: The spider's web, woven with gossamer threads, shimmered in the morning dew, creating a delicate and intricate pattern. 
inchoate
inchoate
[przymiotnik]

just beginning to take shape

zarodkowy, w początkowym stadium

zarodkowy, w początkowym stadium

Ex: His ideas were still inchoate, more instinct than strategy. 
limpid
limpid
[przymiotnik]

transparent in appearance

przejrzysty, krystaliczny

przejrzysty, krystaliczny

Ex: The lake was so limpid you could see the pebbles on the bottom. 
lustrous
lustrous
[przymiotnik]

having a smooth and shiny surface that reflects light, often appearing glossy or radiant

lśniący, błyszczący

lśniący, błyszczący

Ex: The lustrous finish on the car made it stand out in the showroom. 
motley
motley
[przymiotnik]

made up of a varied, often incongruous mixture of elements or types

różnorodny, pstry

różnorodny, pstry

Ex: The team was a motley group of amateurs and professionals. 
pallid
pallid
[przymiotnik]

abnormally pale, lacking in color, and often associated with illness, shock, or a lack of vitality

blady, zmęczony

blady, zmęczony

Ex: The patient's pallid complexion raised concerns among the medical staff. 
refulgent
refulgent
[przymiotnik]

shining brightly, radiant, or reflective of light

lśniący, promienny

lśniący, promienny

Ex: The sun rose over the horizon, casting a refulgent glow across the landscape. 
sinuous
sinuous
[przymiotnik]

possessing many curves or moving in a twisting way

kręty, wężowy

kręty, wężowy

Ex: The sinuous path through the forest was filled with vibrant wildflowers. 
turbid
turbid
[przymiotnik]

(of liquids) lacking in clarity for being mixed by other things such as sand or soil

mętny, błotnisty

mętny, błotnisty

Ex: The turbid river water was unsafe for swimming due to high sediment levels. 
turgid
turgid
[przymiotnik]

unusually swollen, typically due to internal buildup of gas or fluid

spuchnięty, obrzmiały

spuchnięty, obrzmiały

Ex: The frog's turgid throat pulsed as it croaked loudly. 
variegated
variegated
[przymiotnik]

having many different colors

wielobarwny, pstry

wielobarwny, pstry

Ex: The quilt featured a variegated pattern, incorporating a range of colors for a striking visual effect. 
garish
garish
[przymiotnik]

too bright and colorful in a way that is tasteless

jaskrawy, krzykliwy

jaskrawy, krzykliwy

Ex: The garish decorations at the party clashed with the elegant atmosphere of the venue. 
wispy
wispy
[przymiotnik]

thin, delicate, and feathery in appearance or texture

delikatny, subtelny

delikatny, subtelny

Ex: The wispy clouds floated across the sky, resembling strands of cotton candy in the afternoon sun. 
ethereal
ethereal
[przymiotnik]

extremely delicate, light, as if it belongs to a heavenly realm

eteryczny, niebiański

eteryczny, niebiański

Ex: The ethereal music of the flute floated through the room, creating a sense of calm. 
ornate
ornate
[przymiotnik]

elaborately decorated or adorned with intricate details

ozdobny, zdobiony skomplikowanymi detalami

ozdobny, zdobiony skomplikowanymi detalami

Ex: The ornate chandelier hung from the ceiling, casting a dazzling array of light throughout the ballroom. 
gaudy
gaudy
[przymiotnik]

excessively colorful, flashy, or showy in a way that lacks taste or elegance

krzykliwy, jaskrawy

krzykliwy, jaskrawy

Ex: The gaudy decorations on the Christmas tree clashed with the room's minimalist decor. 
dispersed
dispersed
[przymiotnik]

not concentrated in one place

rozproszony, rozrzucony

rozproszony, rozrzucony

Ex: The crowd dispersed quickly after the concert ended. 
unkempt
unkempt
[przymiotnik]

(of an appearance) not washed, neat, or cared for

niechlujny, zaniedbany

niechlujny, zaniedbany

Ex: After a long hike, their unkempt appearance didn't bother them; the adventure was more important. 
aery
aery
[przymiotnik]

delicate and weightless in nature

eterowy, niematerialny

eterowy, niematerialny

Ex: Her thoughts drifted in an aery haze, impossible to pin down. 
sundry
sundry
[przymiotnik]

a collection of different kinds of items gathered together without any particular order

różny, rozmaity

różny, rozmaity

Ex: The drawer contained sundry items like pens, rubber bands, and paper clips. 
multifarious
multifarious
[przymiotnik]

containing numerous diverse parts or aspects

różnorodny, wieloaspektowy

różnorodny, wieloaspektowy

Ex: The multifarious activities at the fair ensured there was something for everyone. 
askew
askew
[przysłówek]

in a crooked or tilted position

krzywo, ukośnie

krzywo, ukośnie

Ex: The picture frame hung askew on the wall, giving the room a slightly disheveled appearance. 
awry
awry
[przysłówek]

with an inclination to one side or oblique position

krzywo, ukośnie

krzywo, ukośnie

Ex: The flag flew awry, tilted sideways in the strong wind. 
dichotomy
dichotomy
[Rzeczownik]

a division between two things that are represented as being entirely different

dychotomia, podział

dychotomia, podział

Ex: The novel explores the dichotomy between tradition and progress. 
eclectic
eclectic
[przymiotnik]

containing what is best of various ideas, styles, methods, beliefs, etc.

eklektyczny

eklektyczny

Ex: Their restaurant had an eclectic ethnic menu that blended flavors from around the world. 
dimly
dimly
[przysłówek]

with a faint or soft light

słabo,  nikle

słabo, nikle

Ex: The candle in the room flickered dimly, casting a soft glow. 
palpable
palpable
[przymiotnik]

capable of being physically sensed

namacalny, wyczuwalny

namacalny, wyczuwalny

Ex: The lump on his arm was palpable, even through the fabric. 
facet
facet
[Rzeczownik]

a polished, flat surface on a gemstone or bone, crucial for reflecting light in gems and for articulation in bones

faset, ścianka

faset, ścianka

Ex: The diamond's exquisite facets caught and reflected every ray of sunlight. 
kaleidoscope
kaleidoscope
[Rzeczownik]

a constantly changing pattern of elements or colors

kalejdoskop, zmieniający się wzór

kalejdoskop, zmieniający się wzór

Ex: The city's nightlife is a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, and cultures. 
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