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scarred

[skahrd] / skɑrd /




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But when he crouched to the ground, the illusion fell away, and he was met with nothing but a scarred brown floorboard.

From Literature

Yet that hasn't eased the nerves of a nation that Gates says is still "scarred" from the play-off defeats by Sweden and North Macedonia over the past decade.

From BBC

This wasn’t easy, as his father’s chest was scarred from an old wound, so Torak only managed a lopsided oval.

From Literature

The rollout of “Emancipation,” the story of the man whose scarred back is one of the most lasting images associated with American chattel slavery, is its most serious test yet.

From Salon

He was much scarred from fighting, with notched ears and lines on his muzzle, but he was a very good dog—strong and honest—and we liked him.

From Literature