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harrowed
adjective as in drawn
adjective as in troubled
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Weeping orange gashes oozed spores that spiraled down the harrowed bodies of the ancient giants.
But they became more common as the pandemic harrowed restaurant budgets and made people both inside and outside the industry acutely aware of the hardships of the work.
But when Patterson visits his now middle-aged high school sweetheart, he is left harrowed and heartbroken.
To see “American Buffalo” now, in a time when everyone seems to talk like Teach, is to be unsurprised — and thus, in a way, more harrowed.
You can just make out a protruding nose and a single, harrowed eye amid the dark gloom of the man’s bowed head and bedraggled beard.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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