blemish in Latin
blemish in Latin is macula — blemish means a small mark or flaw that spoils an otherwise clean or attractive surface.
blemish in Latin
macula
A small flaw which spoils the appearance of something, a stain, a spot.
What does "blemish" mean?
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noun A small mark or flaw that spoils an otherwise clean or attractive surface.
"A tiny blemish on the paintwork was the only sign of the accident."
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verb To spoil the appearance or reputation of something.
"The scandal blemished his otherwise spotless career."
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blemish in a sentence
- A tiny blemish on the paintwork was the only sign of the accident.
- She covered the blemish on her cheek with concealer.
- The scandal blemished his otherwise spotless career.
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What is "blemish" in Latin?
"blemish" in Latin is macula. blemish means: A small mark or flaw that spoils an otherwise clean or attractive surface.
How do you use "blemish" in a sentence?
Example: "A tiny blemish on the paintwork was the only sign of the accident." In Latin, "blemish" is macula.
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