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Meaning of speck
A small spot or mark, especially one that is unwanted or spoils the appearance of something.
Etymology of speck
The word "speck" has its roots in Middle English, derived from the Old Norse word "spekkr", meaning "spot" or "speck", and is related to the Old English word "speca", also meaning "spot"
Historically, the word has been used to describe small marks or spots on surfaces, and has also been used figuratively to describe small amounts or degrees of qualities or feelings
Synonyms
Definitions
- A small spot or mark, typically one that is rounded or irregular in shape
- A small amount or degree of something, especially a quality or feeling
- A small particle or fragment of something, especially a solid substance
Usage Examples
- The wall had a small speck of paint on it that needed to be touched up
- There was a speck of dust in her eye that was causing her discomfort
- The new employee had a speck of talent that needed to be developed
Antonyms
perfection
flawlessness
purity
cleanliness
spotlessness
clarity
transparency
immaculateness
pristine
intact
unblemished
untainted
unmarred
unstained
unsoiled
flawless
faultless
defectless