Blotchy

Pronunciation: /ˈblɑtʃi/

Definitions of blotchy

adjective having or marked by irregular patches of different colors or shades

Example Sentences

A1 The girl had blotchy skin after spending too much time in the sun.

A2 The old painting had blotchy colors due to age and wear.

B1 The blotchy rash on her arm was caused by an allergic reaction to the new detergent.

B2 The artist used a blotchy technique to create a unique texture in the painting.

C1 The doctor diagnosed the patient with a blotchy skin condition that required specialized treatment.

C2 The blotchy appearance of the fabric was intentional, adding depth and dimension to the design.

Examples of blotchy in a Sentence

formal The dermatologist diagnosed the patient with a blotchy skin condition.

informal She was feeling self-conscious about her blotchy complexion.

slang I hate when my face looks all blotchy after a workout.

figurative The artist's painting was criticized for its blotchy color scheme.

Grammatical Forms of blotchy

• past tense: blotched
• plural: blotchies
• comparative: blotchier
• superlative: most blotchy
• present tense: blotches
• future tense: will blotch
• perfect tense: have blotched
• continuous tense: is blotching
• singular: blotchy
• positive degree: blotchy
• infinitive: to blotch
• gerund: blotching
• participle: blotched

Origin and Evolution of blotchy

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'blotchy' originated from the Middle English word 'blotche', which was derived from the Old Norse word 'blot', meaning a spot or stain.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'blotchy' has retained its original meaning of having spots or stains, but has also come to be used more broadly to describe anything that is unevenly marked or discolored.