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View definitions for scorched

scorched

adjective as in baked

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adjective as in bone-dry

adjective as in burned

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adjective as in burnt

adjective as in fired

adjective as in heated

adjective as in overdone

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adjective as in parched

adjective as in sere

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Example Sentences

Preliminary findings estimated more than $7 million in agriculture losses from the fire, which scorched avocado, citrus, raspberry and other fields as well as rangeland, said Korinne Bell, Ventura County’s agricultural commissioner.

So far, the fire has scorched more than 14,000 acres and is threatening thousands of homes.

Video footage shared with BBC News by eyewitnesses shows people covered in volcanic ash, rock showers and homes ablaze, as well as the scorched aftermath of the disruption.

From BBC

Layers of skin were scorched from his forehead and his cheeks, leaving his face raw and pink.

From BBC

During a drought, rivers and lakes dry up and the soil gets scorched, meaning it hardens and loses plant cover.

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

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