pockmarked

/ ˈpɒkˌmɑːkd /

adjective

1. abounding in pockmarks

Example Sentences

Decades of decline have pockmarked the city, including some now-famous failings.

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One piece depicts the moon, its surface pockmarked by craters.

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America is pockmarked by millions of oil and gas wells that petered out over decades.

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The smart shops and restaurants running down to the beach are now pockmarked with shrapnel and bullet holes, the park with its French-manicured trees, is buried under grey rubble.

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After 23 months of war, it now lies in ruins, pockmarked by craters, with burned-out wards and bullet holes.

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