Callus

/ˈkæləs/
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Result of Repetition

A callus usually forms because of repeated actions, like playing guitar or manual labor.

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Playing the guitar every day gave him finger calluses.
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Indicates Experience

Calluses can show that someone is experienced in a physical activity or job.

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Her callused hands showed her dedication to rock climbing.
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Often Painless

Calluses are typically not painful, unlike blisters or cuts.

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He didn't mind the calluses on his feet; he barely felt them.
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