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Meanings of pockmarked in English

Used of paved surfaces having holes or pits.

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        Usage of pockmarked in English
        1
        You are pockmarked; and he pressed the poor fellow for that reason.
        The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
        2
        He found himself looking at an elongated chunk of pockmarked grey granite.
        Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
        3
        She brought the knife down in the middle of his pockmarked back.
        The Hellbound Heart
        4
        He'll fling pockmarked Jell-O at you and then call it an accident.
        WATER FOR ELEPHANT
        5
        Shrapnel pockmarked their tailgate and skipped across the roof of the cab.
        The apostle
        6
        He was a seedy individual, with a face that was horribly pockmarked.
        From Farm to Fortune; or, Nat Nason's Strange Experience
        7
        No beauty, either, with a pockmarked skin, low brow, and narrow jaw.
        Outlander
        8
        The Cessna's fuselage was pockmarked and the paint was faded and nicked.
        Stiltsville: a novel
        9
        Thanks to Jenner, not a single person in this audience is pockmarked!
        The Evolution of Modern Medicine / A Series of Lectures Delivere...
        10
        He saw boys with scars, boys with limps, boys with pockmarked faces.
        A Dance with Dragons
        11
        His face was pockmarked and beardless, with deepset eyes and hollow cheeks.
        A Game of Thrones
        12
        All the natives appeared to be pockmarked; all the Europeans greasy with perspiration.
        The Quest of the Sacred Slipper
        13
        It wasn't an unqualified success as misfortune with injury pockmarked his time there.
        The Irish Times
        14
        Moons wheeled overhead; silver-gray orbs, pockmarked with meteorite impacts, spun in wide orbits.
        First Strike
        15
        Instead, a cliff of pockmarked rock rose fifty feet, straight from the water.
        Empty mile
        16
        In a career pockmarked by trivial controversies it is his one lasting regret.
        The Irish Times
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        United States of America
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