welt in a sentence

Definition

WELT (noun): A raised, swollen mark on the skin caused by a blow or impact.

The boxer received a welt on his forehead after the intense match.
She felt a sharp pain as the branch left a welt on her arm.
The leather shoe had a visible welt that showcased its craftsmanship.
His childhood memories were filled with laughter, but also a few welts from rough play.
After the hike, she examined her legs and noticed several welts from the insect bites.
The child winced as he touched the welt on his arm from where he had fallen.
The artist skillfully crafted a leather bag with a beautiful welt along the seams.
After the intense workout, she discovered several painful welts on her skin from the resistance bands.
He admired the intricate design of the shoe's welt, which added both style and durability.
As the sun set, the landscape transformed, casting long shadows that seemed to welt the horizon.
The soccer player received a welt on his arm after colliding with an opponent.
As she adjusted her backpack, the strap left a painful welt across her shoulder.
The boxer’s face was covered in welts after the intense match against his rival.
He winced as the doctor examined the angry red welt forming on his skin.
After the hike, I found a welt from a mosquito bite on my leg.