variole

/ˈvɛriˌoʊl/
noun
  1. A small, shallow pit or depression, especially one of the marks left on the skin by smallpox; a pockmark.
    • Each variole on his arm was a reminder of the disease he had fought as a child.
    • The old photograph showed the deep varioles on the survivor's face.
    • The doctor examined the varioles to determine how severe the smallpox infection had been.
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