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burnt

[burnt] / bɜrnt /


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The grill tipped over and fell, spilling smoking charcoal and burnt steaks all over the patio.

From Literature

Physicians, nurses and other medical staff are stressed and burnt out, with some leaving the profession.

From Salon

But what sticks with us is the color: Despite the overcast sky, the mustard yellow and burnt orange of the boys’ shirt and sweater pop from the printed page.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fire officials returned later to find the home had burnt down but could not locate the three people.

From BBC

That period six years ago saw Australia's most severe fire season on record, the so-called "Black Summer" of 2019-20 where dozens of people died and thousands of hectares of land was burnt.

From BBC