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Term: Calouses

Description:

Calouses, also spelled "calluses," are thickened areas of skin that develop from repeated friction, pressure, or irritation. They are the body's way of protecting the skin from damage. Calouses often occur on the hands and feet, particularly on the fingers, palms, soles, and heels.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun: The calluses on his hands showed the hard work he put in every day.
• Verb: Her hands caloused over time as she practiced playing the guitar.
• Adjective: His callused feet were unaffected by the rocky terrain.

Possible Senses:

1. Thickened areas of skin caused by friction or pressure.
2. Developed toughness resulting from repeated use or exposure.

Possible Usages:

• Healing: Applying moisturizing creams can help soften and heal caloused skin.
• Protection: Calluses can provide a protective layer for the hands during manual labor or playing instruments.
• Pain Relief: Using cushioned insoles can alleviate discomfort caused by calluses on the feet.

Sample Sentences:

• The carpenter's hands were covered in calouses from years of working with tools.
• She developed calouses on her fingertips after practicing the violin for hours every day.
• His callused feet allowed him to walk comfortably on rough surfaces.

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