discoloration

The disease causes depigmentation of sections of skin, resulting in discoloration.

People began to suffer from a skin discoloration caused by hunger, casually known as “hunger tans.”

Emeralds are supposed to smooth and correct discoloration, and sapphires help to firm the décolleté.

The slightest yellowish-brown discoloration indicates the presence of lead.

The iron present was only what the Dunbar Expedition had thought it to be; a mere discoloration.

If discoloration has taken place, the application of hot compresses will often hasten its disappearance.

A discoloration showed dimly against the dark metallic surface.

If care is exercised in this respect, no danger of discoloration need ordinarily be feared.