black-and-blue (Meaning)
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black-and-blue (s)
discolored by coagulation of blood beneath the skin
Synonyms & Antonyms of black-and-blue
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
black-and-blue Sentence Examples
- After the accident, he was left with a black-and-blue bruise on his arm.
- She showed up to work with a black-and-blue eye, trying to conceal the injury with makeup.
- The boxer's opponent delivered a series of powerful punches, leaving him black-and-blue all over.
- Despite wearing protective gear, he still ended up black-and-blue from the intense training session.
- Her legs were black-and-blue after hiking through the rugged terrain for hours.
- The storm left the sky black-and-blue, with ominous clouds looming overhead.
- He fell down the stairs and landed on the ground, his backside now black-and-blue from the impact.
- The wrestler's body was black-and-blue from the grueling match he had just endured.
- She woke up with her arm feeling sore and black-and-blue from sleeping in an awkward position.
- The old book's cover was black-and-blue, worn and weathered from years of use.
FAQs About the word black-and-blue
discolored by coagulation of blood beneath the skin
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
After the accident, he was left with a black-and-blue bruise on his arm.
She showed up to work with a black-and-blue eye, trying to conceal the injury with makeup.
The boxer's opponent delivered a series of powerful punches, leaving him black-and-blue all over.
Despite wearing protective gear, he still ended up black-and-blue from the intense training session.
