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Definition of «blemish»

A blemish is a mark, defect or imperfection on something that spoils its appearance or value. It can refer to anything from a small scratch or stain on an object's surface to a more significant flaw such as a scar or discoloration. Blemishes are often seen as undesirable and may reduce the quality or attractiveness of something, whether it be a person’s skin, clothing, or an item made of material goods.

Usage examples

  1. The new facial cream claims to effectively reduce the appearance of blemishes such as acne scars and dark spots.
  2. Despite his flawless performance, one minor blemish was noted in the actor's otherwise outstanding career.
  3. She carefully concealed the blemish on her chin with a layer of makeup before the important job interview.
  4. The antique vase had a small blemish on the rim, but it did not detract from its overall beauty.
  5. The company's reputation suffered a blemish when it was discovered that they had been involved in unethical business practices.

Phrases with «blemish»

Sentences with «blemish»

  • Don't be discouraged if you can't procure a loan from other lenders; we don't base approval on blemishes on your financial record. (hardmoneyfirst.com)
  • An SR22 & FR44 are required when there is a particular type of blemish on your driving record. (localxr.com)
  • But just because you have negative marks on your credit report doesn't mean you can't get approved — there are plenty of data points out there of people getting approved for the Reserve even with blemishes on their credit report. (uponarriving.com)
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