pock Antonyms
Meaning of pock
pock (n)
a pustule in an eruptive disease
pock (v)
mark with a scar
pock (n.)
A pustule raised on the surface of the body in variolous and vaccine diseases.
pock Sentence Examples
- The man's face was covered in deep pocks, a testament to a severe case of smallpox.
- The ancient ruin was riddled with pocks, as if it had been ravaged by a thousand tiny hammers.
- The apple's skin was blemish-free, without a single pock to mar its perfection.
- The metal door was pitted with pocks, a result of years of exposure to the elements.
- The moon's surface was covered in craters and pocks, a desolate and alien landscape.
- The doctor examined the child's pock-marked skin, searching for signs of infection.
- The old sword's blade was covered in pocks, scars left by countless battles.
- The pottery fragment had tiny pocks on its surface, indicating that it had been fired too quickly.
- The sheep's wool was marred by pocks, the result of a parasitic infestation.
- The ripe orange had a few minor pocks on its rind, but it was otherwise flawless.
FAQs About the word pock
a pustule in an eruptive disease, mark with a scarA pustule raised on the surface of the body in variolous and vaccine diseases.
papule, pustule, welt, bump,blister, boil, pimple,lump, fester, zit
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The man's face was covered in deep pocks, a testament to a severe case of smallpox.
The ancient ruin was riddled with pocks, as if it had been ravaged by a thousand tiny hammers.
The apple's skin was blemish-free, without a single pock to mar its perfection.
The metal door was pitted with pocks, a result of years of exposure to the elements.
