blemished |
stiffly |
As a verb blemished
is (
blemish).
As an adjective blemished
is having blemishes; flawed.
As an adverb stiffly is
in a stiff manner.
stained |
blemished |
As adjectives the difference between stained and blemished
is that
stained is having a stain while
blemished is having blemishes; flawed.
As verbs the difference between stained and blemished
is that
stained is (
stain) while
blemished is (
blemish).
flaw |
blemished |
As verbs the difference between flaw and blemished
is that
flaw is to add a flaw to, to make imperfect or defective while
blemished is past tense of blemish.
As a noun flaw
is a flake, fragment, or shiver.
As an adjective blemished is
having blemishes; flawed.
blemished |
smudged |
As verbs the difference between blemished and smudged
is that
blemished is (
blemish) while
smudged is (
smudge).
As adjectives the difference between blemished and smudged
is that
blemished is having blemishes; flawed while
smudged is blurred as by being rubbed.
blemished |
spotted |
As verbs the difference between blemished and spotted
is that
blemished is (
blemish) while
spotted is (
spot).
As adjectives the difference between blemished and spotted
is that
blemished is having blemishes; flawed while
spotted is discoloured by spots; stained.
flawless |
blemished |
As adjectives the difference between flawless and blemished
is that
flawless is perfect; without flaws, shortcomings or defects ex allyson cutter while
blemished is having blemishes; flawed.
As a verb blemished is
(
blemish).
presentable |
blemished |
As adjectives the difference between presentable and blemished
is that
presentable is presentable (able to be presented) while
blemished is having blemishes; flawed.
As a verb blemished is
(
blemish).
blemished |
blemisher |
As a verb blemished
is past tense of blemish.
As an adjective blemished
is having blemishes; flawed.
As a noun blemisher is
one who or that which blemishes.
blemished |
flemished |
As verbs the difference between blemished and flemished
is that
blemished is (
blemish) while
flemished is (
flemish).
As an adjective blemished
is having blemishes; flawed.
blemishes |
blemished |
As verbs the difference between blemishes and blemished
is that
blemishes is (
blemish) while
blemished is (
blemish).
As a noun blemishes
is .
As an adjective blemished is
having blemishes; flawed.
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