Discolorment: meaning, definitions and examples

not commonly used; might be considered a variant of 'discoloration' but could be seen as awkward or archaic; generally avoid in professional or everyday contexts.

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commonly used to describe unwanted or unexpected changes in color on surfaces, skin, or materials; often used in medical, cosmetic, or cleaning contexts.

• The discoloration on the wall was caused by a water leak.
• He's concerned about the discoloration of his teeth.

Typographical repetition of 'discolorment', same usage context as the singular instance.

• The old photograph showed signs of discolorment.

Most often used to describe a difficult-to-remove spot, usually from liquids, with a negative connotation.

• The coffee left a stain on the carpet.
• Wine stains on clothes can be quite troublesome to remove.

General word for any kind of trace or impression left on a surface. Can be neutral or have a negative connotation depending on the situation.

• He left a mark on the table.
• There was a dark mark on her shirt that wouldn't come out.

Commonly used to describe areas where the color has faded, changed, or become uneven, often due to damage or age.

• The paint on the walls showed discoloration from years of sun exposure.
• Discoloration of teeth can occur due to poor hygiene.