pocks Antonyms
Meaning of pocks
pocks
a pustule in an eruptive disease (such as smallpox), a spot suggesting such a pustule, to mark with or as if with pocks, a small swelling on the skin like a pimple (as in chicken pox or smallpox), the scar it leaves, a pustule in an eruptive disease (as smallpox)
pocks Sentence Examples
- The smallpox victim's skin was disfigured with deep, unsightly pocks.
- The doctor carefully examined the pocks on the patient's face, suspecting a contagious disease.
- The moon's surface was cratered with countless tiny pocks, a testament to its violent past.
- The old painting had been damaged by pocks and scratches, making it difficult to restore.
- The car's paint job was pocked with rust, indicating years of neglect.
- The ancient rock contained fossilized pocks, revealing the presence of once-living organisms.
- The child's skin was covered in chicken pox, the small pocks causing intense itching.
- The scientist used a microscope to study the pocks on the leaf, identifying them as a fungal infection.
- The surface of the pottery was pitted with pocks, giving it a rustic and weathered appearance.
- The hail had left deep pocks in the car's windshield, making it unsafe to drive.
FAQs About the word pocks
a pustule in an eruptive disease (such as smallpox), a spot suggesting such a pustule, to mark with or as if with pocks, a small swelling on the skin like a pim
bumps, welts, pimples, papules,blisters, pustules, boils,lumps, festers, whelks
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The smallpox victim's skin was disfigured with deep, unsightly pocks.
The doctor carefully examined the pocks on the patient's face, suspecting a contagious disease.
The moon's surface was cratered with countless tiny pocks, a testament to its violent past.
The old painting had been damaged by pocks and scratches, making it difficult to restore.
