mottled-still
adjectiveUK /ˈmɒtld stɪl/
US /ˈmɑːtld stɪl/
Having spots or patches of color but not moving at all.
The mottled-still pond looked like a painted picture with no ripples.
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2. Marked with blotches of color and completely silent.
The mottled-still forest floor was covered in fallen leaves.
3. Having a patchy pattern that does not change or shift.
The lizard stayed mottled-still on the rock, blending in perfectly.
4. Describing something with uneven colors that remains perfectly calm.
The mottled-still surface of the old stone felt cool under her hand.