sunspotted
- adjective
- /ˈsʌnˌspɑːtɪd/
:
manchado por el sol
- After months outdoors, the old bench became sunspotted and faded.
Examples
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The sunspotted leaves showed signs of a long, hot summer.
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The sunspotted landscape looked stunning.
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Her sunspotted skin revealed years of working in the garden without sunscreen.
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The sunspotted dog basked in the sunlight.
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After spending all summer at the beach, her skin became noticeably sunspotted with dark spots.
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The artist admired how the models' sunspotted skin told stories of their time spent outdoors.
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His sunspotted shoulders showed the signs of many hours spent working in the garden under the bright sun.
Synonyms
10
2.7
Having many small light brown spots on the skin from being in the sun
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1.0
Having spots or patches of a different color
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7.1
Having small spots on the surface
Having dark marks on the surface or skin
Antonyms
How Spotted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunspotted joins sun and spotted, with spotted meaning 'having spots', so it paints the picture of things like skin, leaves, or wood that are marked by long sun exposure and are therefore 'sunspotted'.