Motted example sentences

Related (10): spotted, speckled, freckled, dotted, stippled, flecked, pixelated, dappled, peppered, marbled

"Motted" Example Sentences

The walls were motted with age and mildew.
The painting featured a landscape with motted sunlight.
The old paper had motted edges and yellow spots.
The floorboards creaked and were motted with stains.
The statues in the garden had motted surfaces from exposure to the elements.
The marble floor was motted with stains and water damage.
The family heirloom plate was motted and chipped around the edges.
The motted fabric draped artistically over the antique chair.
The aging curtain had motted patches where the sunlight hit it directly.
The windows let in motted rays of sunshine through the leaves outside.
The ceiling was motted with various patches of color from years of leaks.
The stones in the path were motted with moss and lichen.
The fence posts were motted with weather staining.
The wooden countertop was motted with use and time.
The lamb's wool sweater was motted with random patches of black.
The old concrete patio was motted with stains and cracks.
The lawn furniture cushions were motted with mold from years of rain exposure.
The attic floor was motted with dust bunnies and leftover debris.
The porcelain sink had motted stains no amount of scrubbing could remove.
The shade from the trees outside motted the floor in random shapes.
The brick walkway had motted lichen spots growing between the cracks.
The building's facade was motted with patches of faded and peeling paint.
The glassware was motted with hard water stains.
The blank page begged to be motted with inked words and phrases.
The cabin walls were motted with aged newspaper insulation.
The stone lions guarding the walkway both had motted surfaces.
The vintage lamppost was motted with rust spots and runaway vines.
The abandoned car's finish was motted with dried moss and mud.
The hole in the roof let rainwater mot the wooden floor below.
The silver ring was motted and tarnished after years of wear.
The bookcase held motted books that were falling apart at the spine.
The magazine pages were yellowed and motted with coffee stains.
The cement steps leading up to the porch were motted with algae growth.
The yew tree trunks were motted with green spots of lichen growth.
The wax candle's surface was motted with random drippings.
The upholstery fabric was motted with stains and wear from heavy use.
The ancient motorboat held motted records and fishing gear.
The cherished Polaroid pictures were motted with age.
The wooden shutters were motted with spots of flaking paint.
The cave walls were motted with mysterious rock formations.
The fancy place mats were motted from years of forgotten spills.
The antique globe had a motted and cracked surface from age.
The grandfather clock was motted with scuffs and scratches.
The statuette was motted with years of accumulated dust.
The stone lion sculpture had a motted and worn appearance.
The motted oriental rug added character to the rustic cabin floor.
The pine armoire showed motted age around the knobs and trim.
The old family bible had motted pages and a faded leather cover.
The shag carpet was motted in spots from years of high traffic.
The garden bench was motted with years of weathering.

Common Phrases

Motted with age - used to describe something showing signs of wear from the passage of time
Motted with mildew - used to describe something covered in or damaged by mildew growth
Motted with sunlight - used to describe dappled patterns of light created by sunshine coming through objects like leaves or curtains
Motted with stains - used to describe something marked or damaged by discoloration from liquids or substances
Motted with weathering - used to describe signs of deterioration from exposure to outdoor conditions like rain, wind, and heat over time
Motted with spots - a general phrase describing scattered markings or blemishes
Motted with patches - something showing areas of discoloration or marring in irregularly shaped marks
Motted with rust - used to describe traces of iron oxide corrosion on a metal surface
Motted with dust - something covered in a scattered layer of dust and dirt particles
Motted with lichen - describes random growths of lichen, a type of symbiotic fungi, on a surface
Motted with faded paint - used to describe remaining patches of paint that have lost pigment due to sun exposure
Motted with flaking paint - describes areas where the paint coating has begun to peel away
Motted with mold - used to describe areas where mold or mildew growth is visible
Motted with moss - describes patches of mosses, small flowering plants, growing on a surface
Motted with cracks - something showing signs of fracturing with random or scattered breaks