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scar

noun as in blemish from previous injury or illness

verb as in mark, hurt

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He was left with a broken jaw, missing teeth, 15 small punctures and two deep lacerations on his cheek and neck, which the 33-year-old said could scar.

From BBC

Known as the Modified Eyebrow Keyhole SupraOrbital Approach for Brain Tumours, the new technique means patients are expected to be left with only a small scar and a black eye.

From BBC

“We were Beastie Boys rip-offs and yeah, we had fun. It was a lot of fun. And it was a couple years doing it, I got a cool scar on my temple. Head wounds bleed a lot. So I throw up on the audience, and I bleed on the audience. It’s a very visceral experience if you wanna see me live.”

From Salon

One person wrote: “I don’t want my alma mater to scar Black and Brown people the way it scarred me.”

"Florence used to find her scar quite distressing but we can relate to Rian and Ruby and say you have all got special hearts and similar scars."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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