pockmarked

/ ˈpɒkˌmɑːkd /

adjective

1. abounding in pockmarks

Example Sentences

She runs down a passage pockmarked by shrapnel.

From BBC

It’s a set of 30-foot-high gold-colored pockmarked cylinders visible across the border.

From Los Angeles Times

After significant rainfall left Long Beach roads pockmarked with potholes, the city ramped up its efforts to fix them.

From Los Angeles Times

Its two baseball fields were so pockmarked by gopher holes that even walking over them was difficult.

From Los Angeles Times

Asmaa’s own room, which had doubled up as her Star Café office and studio, was pockmarked by shrapnel.

From BBC