pock-pitted (Meaning)
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pock-pitted (a.)
Pockmarked; pitted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pock-pitted
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pock-pitted Sentence Examples
- The old cannonball left behind a pock-pitted scar on the stone wall.
- The volcanic eruption spewed forth molten lava, leaving the landscape pock-pitted with craters.
- The once-smooth skin of the leprosy patient was now pock-pitted and disfigured.
- The hail storm mercilessly bombarded the car, leaving its roof pock-pitted with tiny dents.
- The abandoned building had a pock-pitted façade, a testament to years of neglect and decay.
- The pock-pitted surface of the moon was illuminated by the faint glow of Earthrise.
- The meteor shower left the windshield of the spacecraft pock-pitted with countless tiny craters.
- The bacteria that caused the disease had left the patient's face pock-pitted and scarred.
- The pock-pitted walls of the ancient ruins hinted at the torment and destruction that had once occurred within them.
- The pock-pitted stone slab served as an eerie reminder of the countless lives lost during the war.
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Pockmarked; pitted.
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The old cannonball left behind a pock-pitted scar on the stone wall.
The volcanic eruption spewed forth molten lava, leaving the landscape pock-pitted with craters.
The once-smooth skin of the leprosy patient was now pock-pitted and disfigured.
The hail storm mercilessly bombarded the car, leaving its roof pock-pitted with tiny dents.
