Deformity
Deformity noun - Something that spoils the appearance or completeness of a thing.
Usage example: a primitive culture that cast aside infants born with deformities, allowing them to die of exposure to the elements
Mark and deformity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mark" instead a noun "Deformity".
Nearby Words: deform, deformation
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With the exception of Mark Meltzer or the multiplayer characters, all of the playable characters in the BioShock games have a mark or deformity on their hands or wrists.
Source: Distinguishing Mark - Mark of the Supernatural: The Thrice-Cursed all possess an obviously magical deformity/mutation, that grants them a magical ability, and is usually blatantly obvious.
Source: Roleplay / Polyhistor Academy - Their heritage makes them tougher than humans, able to sense the undead, and resistant to their powers; on the downside, they're prone to going to unnatural lengths to slake their vices, and they manifest a minor supernatural deformity as a mark of their condition.
Source: Dhampyr
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