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What is "Harlequin" - Definition & Explanation

A large check turned 45 degrees to form a diamond in two or more contrasting colors; suggested by the loudly checked costume of a harlequin.

A design motif dominated by diamond shapes or checks in 3 or more contrasting colors as in a harlequin costume.

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