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blotch

noun as in smudge

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Observations of distant galaxies showed them flying apart from each other, suggesting the current cosmos to be just the adult phase of a universe born long ago in the burst of a tiny blotch of energy.

An x-ray revealed “blotches” on his lungs, and he was kept at the hospital for 10 hours to increase his oxygen levels, The Times reported.

Meanwhile, females are much less flashy with a greenish or floury brown hide peppered with deeper blotches.

One variety for cutting, known as "cinnamon blotch," is a leaf of good body and is considered an excellent tobacco for chewing.

There was indeed a blotch on one of the negatives, which I was assured was a spirit.

It came out a scraggy blotch of white paint, with its black eyes glaring like two great glass beads!

Looking round he saw the pale blotch of her face down in the darkness under the hanging tree.

The furnaces flared in a red blotch over Bulwell; the black clouds were like a low ceiling.

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On this page you'll find 38 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to blotch, such as: blemish, blot, acne, breakout, eruption, and mark.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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