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Definition of fingermark in English: fingermarknounˈfɪŋɡəmɑːkˈfɪŋɡərˌmɑrk A mark left on a surface by a dirty or greasy finger. this cleaner takes fingermarks and smudges off painted woodwork Example sentencesExamples - The coroner says ‘No, but there are impressions here like fingermarks.’
- Archaeologists excavating the site of a major Roman temple in London have found a sealed box containing a white cream still bearing the fingermarks of the person who last used it, nearly 2,000 years ago.
- There were fingermarks on the pelican's neck where it was held very tightly while someone hit it with something heavy.
- Faulds became fascinated with the fingermarks he found preserved at an archaeological dig in Tokyo.
- The ready-to-use dressings and partially used jars of ointment, with fingermarks showing where scoops of salve had been removed, indicate that the surgeon was standing by for action, if not already engaged, when the Mary Rose sank.
- He clasped his thighs, trembling, and Sandrine was sure there would be bruises under those fingermarks tomorrow.
- Erin found herself gripping Jesse hard enough to leave fingermarks.
- ‘With this Mr Amos hit my brother so hard across the face his fingermarks were left on his face, and then he sat down and ate my brother's breakfast, saying ‘nothing more for this boy today from any of you’, meaning the kitchen staff.’
- She rubbed at the silvery triangle left by her fingermarks with her sleeve.
- I'd be scared to even touch a guitar that cost that much in case I left even a fingermark on it, let alone scratched it.
- As you did so, you noticed that one of them, the top one, had a dirty fingermark in the corner.
- The artist left deep fingermarks on the rims of some bowls, traces of where he lifted or deformed the ‘finished’ product.
- The sound reverberated around the room, and her fingermarks stood out in the red imposed on her brother's cheek.
Synonyms imperfection, fault, flaw, defect, deformity, discoloration, disfigurement
Definition of fingermark in US English: fingermarknounˈfiNGɡərˌmärkˈfɪŋɡərˌmɑrk A mark left on a surface by a dirty or greasy finger. this cleaner takes fingermarks and smudges off painted woodwork Example sentencesExamples - The coroner says ‘No, but there are impressions here like fingermarks.’
- There were fingermarks on the pelican's neck where it was held very tightly while someone hit it with something heavy.
- The ready-to-use dressings and partially used jars of ointment, with fingermarks showing where scoops of salve had been removed, indicate that the surgeon was standing by for action, if not already engaged, when the Mary Rose sank.
- Faulds became fascinated with the fingermarks he found preserved at an archaeological dig in Tokyo.
- Archaeologists excavating the site of a major Roman temple in London have found a sealed box containing a white cream still bearing the fingermarks of the person who last used it, nearly 2,000 years ago.
- The sound reverberated around the room, and her fingermarks stood out in the red imposed on her brother's cheek.
- As you did so, you noticed that one of them, the top one, had a dirty fingermark in the corner.
- Erin found herself gripping Jesse hard enough to leave fingermarks.
- She rubbed at the silvery triangle left by her fingermarks with her sleeve.
- ‘With this Mr Amos hit my brother so hard across the face his fingermarks were left on his face, and then he sat down and ate my brother's breakfast, saying ‘nothing more for this boy today from any of you’, meaning the kitchen staff.’
- The artist left deep fingermarks on the rims of some bowls, traces of where he lifted or deformed the ‘finished’ product.
- He clasped his thighs, trembling, and Sandrine was sure there would be bruises under those fingermarks tomorrow.
- I'd be scared to even touch a guitar that cost that much in case I left even a fingermark on it, let alone scratched it.
Synonyms imperfection, fault, flaw, defect, deformity, discoloration, disfigurement
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