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spotty
/ ˈspɒtɪ /
adjective
- abounding in or characterized by spots or marks, esp on the skin
a spotty face
- not consistent or uniform; irregular or uneven, often in quality
Derived Forms
- ˈspottiness, noun
- ˈspottily, adverb
Other Words From
- spotti·ly adverb
- spotti·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Attendance was a bit spotty, especially from the Western part of the empire.
But in the painting, because this is a Thomas Kinkade piece, Spotty looks like a sweet little Dalmatian.
He had, as Weisbrode points out, a great reverence for the institution of monarchy, but a spotty record with monarchs.
Third, he relied on spotty intelligence and the threat of chemical weapons to justify a preemptive strike.
Because the cooling system was also spotty, all doors were always open.
The effect will be thin and spotty, so never depend on them.
The only trouble with her was she didn't work equal and even—left Sam's face looking peeled and spotty in places.
Diminutive paintings give that spotty look to a room, which is the blemish of so many a fine work of Art overtouched.
I guess old ‘Spotty’ knows enough to come home when she gets ready, Child!
Old “Spotty” drew back astonished, snorted noisily, and rolled wild eyes upon her mistress.
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