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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stretch marks" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the marks on skin that are usually caused by pregnancy or increased muscle mass. For example: "I was worried that pregnancy would leave me with stretch marks, but I was lucky - my skin was left unscathed."
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stretch marks
noun
Skin blemishes resulting from a pregnancy that women tend to be overly self-conscious about.
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They don't want stretch marks.
The miles of stretch marks!
Will they see my stretch marks?
Just a semicolon needed after "stretch marks".
Real women have stretch marks #respect" another commented.
And stretch marks.
And these stretch marks.
Stretch marks, cellulite and all.
"Love your stretch marks, Danie.
"Pete isn't worried about stretch marks.
Stretch marks are not life-changing.
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