pimpled
/'pimpld/ Cách viết khác : (pimply) /'pimpli/
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Definition
Adjective: - Having pimples; covered with small, often inflamed, skin blemishes: Describes a complexion or skin surface that is marked by the presence of pimples, which are small, raised, and sometimes red or pus-filled skin imperfections.
Usage
The adjective "pimpled" is used to describe a person's skin, particularly the face, back, or chest, that has pimples. It is a descriptive term often used in medical, dermatological, or informal contexts to characterize skin condition. - It typically functions as an attributive adjective (e.g., pimpled skin) or a predicative adjective (e.g., His skin was pimpled). - It often carries a neutral or slightly negative connotation, focusing on the physical appearance.
Examples
- The teenager's pimpled forehead was a source of self-consciousness.
- The dermatologist examined the pimpled area on her back.
- His complexion was pimpled from the harsh climate and poor diet.
Advanced Usage
- "Pimpled with": This construction is used to describe a surface that is covered with small, pimple-like bumps or protrusions, often metaphorically.
- The old leather seat was pimpled with studs.
- The surface of the moon, as seen through the telescope, appeared pimpled with countless craters.
Variants and Related Words
- Pimply (adjective): A more common synonym with the same meaning ().
- Pimple (noun): The small skin blemish itself ().
- Acne (noun): The medical skin condition that often causes pimples ().
Synonyms
- Acne-ridden: Afflicted with acne.
- Blemished: Having marks or imperfections on the skin.
- Spotty: Covered with spots or pimples (common in British English).
Antonyms
- Clear: Free from blemishes or imperfections.
- Smooth: Having an even and regular surface without bumps.
- Flawless: Without any imperfections.
Adjective
- (of complexion) blemished by imperfections of the skin