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Variegate (Verb)

Change the appearance of, especially by marking with different colors.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The artist decided to variegate the picture by adding splashes of bright colors and patterns to make it more vibrant.
The butterfly's wings variegated as it molted, showing a beautiful combination of brown and orange hues.
The pottery was carefully variegated with intricate patterns of blue and red to give it a unique look.
To add visual interest to her garden, she variegated the flowers by planting a mix of red, yellow, and purple blooms.
The designer chose to variegate the fabric with subtle patterns of turquoise and silver to create a stunning evening gown.

Make something more diverse and varied; "Vary the menu".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The chef decided to variegate the menu by adding dishes from different cultures.
In an attempt to attract a wider audience, the festival organizers sought to variegate their line-up of performers.
To reflect the diverse tastes of their customers, the wine bar owners chose to variegate their selection of wines.
The manager decided to variegate the office's workload by assigning tasks that utilized each employee's unique skills.
The publishing house aimed to variegate its titles by including works by authors from underrepresented backgrounds.