1. Plural of maculation; spots, stains, or marks on a surface, especially on skin, fabric, or other materials.
Usage: Often used in medical or biological contexts to describe discoloration or pigmentation patterns.

Examples

• The dermatologist examined the maculations on the patient's skin to determine their cause.
• The butterfly's wings displayed intricate maculations in shades of orange and black.
• Age spots are a common form of maculation that appears on aging skin.
• The fabric had several maculations that could not be removed by washing.
• The leopard's distinctive maculations provide excellent camouflage in its natural habitat.