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pockarred (a.)
See Pockmarked.
pockarred Sentence Examples
- The sun's relentless rays pockarred my skin, leaving me with a painful sunburn.
- The antique sword's blade was pockarred with rust, a testament to its age and neglect.
- The concrete wall had been pockarred by relentless shelling, leaving it with unsightly scars.
- The once-pristine surface of the marble statue was pockarred with chips and cracks.
- The old man's face was pockarred with wrinkles, each one a story of a life well-lived.
- The leather jacket was pockarred with bullet holes, silent witnesses to a violent encounter.
- The ancient parchment was pockarred with holes, as if it had been gnawed by time itself.
- The rusted metal pipe was pockarred with corrosion, making it weak and unreliable.
- The pitted surface of the moon was pockarred with craters, the result of countless asteroid impacts.
- The ancient artifact was pockarred with hieroglyphics, offering tantalizing clues to a lost civilization.
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See Pockmarked.
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The sun's relentless rays pockarred my skin, leaving me with a painful sunburn.
The antique sword's blade was pockarred with rust, a testament to its age and neglect.
The concrete wall had been pockarred by relentless shelling, leaving it with unsightly scars.
The once-pristine surface of the marble statue was pockarred with chips and cracks.
