"Blot" Example Sentences
1. She blotted the ink stain with a paper towel.
2. The smudged ink blot marred the otherwise perfect page.
3. The teacher tried to blot out the offensive graffiti from the desk.
4. The small ink blot grew larger as the pen leaked.
5. Bathroom Blot tried to blot out the water spill from his shirt.
6. Don't use too much ink; you'll just blot the whole page.
7. The servant tried to blot out the red wine stain on his master's gown.
8. He blotted his forehead with a handkerchief.
9. The ink blot spread as his pen leaked onto the exam.
10. The harsh words blotted out all memory of their friendship.
11. The page was covered in ink blots from his leaky pen.
12. The ink blots danced across the page in a surreal pattern.
13. He quickly blotted up the spilled coffee with a napkin.
14. Her careless mistake blotted out all chance of success.
15. The stenographer tried to blot out the tears that were falling on her notepad.
16. The stain refused to blot out no matter how hard she scrubbed.
17. The receptionist tried in vain to blot out the coffee stain on her cream-colored blouse.
18. The flustered waiter quickly tried to blot up the spilt wine with a napkin.
19. Her tears fell onto the page, blots of ink and sorrow mixing together.
20. He tried to blot out the painful memory with alcohol.
21. The ink blot spread across the page, giving it an abstract quality.
22. She tried to blot out the red ink stain before the ink could permeate the paper.
23. The school bully tried to blot out the other child's drawing on the chalkboard.
24. She blotted her tear-stained cheeks with a tissue.
25. The spilled juice left a blot of sticky sweetness on the carpet.
26. His careless error blotted out all chance of winning the prize.
27. The rain had blots the ink on his letter, making it illegible.
28. The teardrops fell in dark blots onto the letter in her hand.
29. The water spots blots the pages of the old book.
30. His lies blotted out any remaining trust she had for him.
31. He tried to blot out the memory of his painful past.
32. The machine left dark ink blots across the whole page of orders.
33. The wine stain didn't want to blot out - it just got bigger with each wash.
34. The water stain continued to blot, spreading across the carpet.
35. The professor tried to blot out the student's improper imagery from his mind.
36. The sun blots the dark clouds from the sky.
37. His tears made dark blots on the crumpled letter in his hands.
38. They tried to blot out the horrible memories of the accident.
39. The rain blots the sidewalk chalk drawings that the children had made.
40. The stains seemed to blot at everything they touched, leaving marks behind.
41.Her teardrops fell in dark blots onto the letter in her lap.
42. She tried to blot out the painful memory of her father's passing.
43. The coffee blots caused shame to spread across his face.
44. The careless mistake blots out any hope of success for the project.
45. There was an ink blot on every other page from the leaky pen.
46. The jester tried in vain to blot out the king's frown.
47. The newspaper tried to blot out the politician's scandal before it spread further.
48. The sun blots out the darkness of the night sky.
49. A blot of yellow paint marred the otherwise white wall.
50. The errors blots out any chance of his being considered for promotion.
51. His tears made dark blots on the letter in his hands.
52. She tried to blot out the blood stains from her blouse.
53. The black blots of soot covered the once-white walls.
54. The ink blots danced across the page in an abstract pattern.
55. The dark cloud soon blots out the entire afternoon sun.
56.The old newspaper pages were covered in brown blots.
57. The small ink blot soon spread to cover the entire page.
58. The dark spot on the carpet continued to blot, try as she might to clean it.
59. The tea blots out the memory of the bitter fight.
60. The careless mistake soon blots out any chance of forgiveness.
Common Phases
Blot out: to cause something to be forgotten or erased
Blot one's copybook: spoil one's reputation
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blot on the landscape: something that spoils the view
Blot one's copy: spoil one's work
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blot on the scutcheon: a stain on one's honor or good name
To the manor born: born into a high social position or privilege
To take something in one's stride: deal calmly and competently with a difficulty
At one fell swoop: in a single sudden blow or act
To make light of: regard or speak of as unimportant
To make heavy weather: make unnecessary difficulties
Some example sentences:
He tried to
blot out the painful memory.
Her mistakes
blotted her copybook at work.
The construction was a
blot on the natural landscape.
The ink
blot marred her otherwise flawless copy.
The scandal was a
blot on the family name.
He was to the manor born and never knew struggle.
She took the criticism in her stride and improved her work.
The army was defeated at one fell swoop.
Don't make light of the seriousness of the situation.
They made heavy weather over a minor issue.
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