pockmarked
/ˈpɑkˌmɑrkt/
adjective
- Covered with small hollow marks or pits on the surface.
- After the acne cleared, his face remained pockmarked with scars.
- The road was pockmarked with potholes after the harsh winter.
- The old stone wall was pockmarked with holes from years of weather.
- Marked or damaged by many small holes or indentations, often from bullets or explosions.
- The battlefield was pockmarked with craters from the bombs.
- The building's facade was pockmarked by gunfire during the war.
- The old sign was pockmarked with dents from years of hail.
- Figuratively, having many flaws, blemishes, or imperfections.
- The company's history is pockmarked with failed projects.
- Her otherwise perfect record was pockmarked by one mistake.
- His reputation was pockmarked by a series of scandals.
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