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Meanings of scarred in anglès

Blemished by injury or rough wear.

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Examples for "marred"
Examples for "marred"
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The oil-producer held elections a month ago, marred by an opposition boycott.
Reuters
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However, his latest visit to the North was marred by loyalist protests.
The Irish Times
3
No hint of land marred the perfect line between sea and sky.
The Dargonesti (Elves of the Sea)
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Unfortunately, the beauty of the concept is marred by two niggling problems.
Wired
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His career, however, was marred by decades of run-ins with the law.
Reuters
Usage of scarred in anglès
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Future generations scarred by the cold fires of radiation and renewed hatred.
The Hyperion Cantos
2
Young Andy himself was scarred after being beaten by an English soldier.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
3
Ms Smith said the scarred landscape was evolution in a changing world.
Radio NZ
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She wondered how many bullet holes scarred the fine coachwork these days.
American empire: blood and iron
5
His scarred and grizzled face seemed grave and he avoided her gaze.
The Border Legion
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I held Jamie steady, with a light hand on his scarred back.
Outlander
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Johanna Vavrika had been deeply scarred by smallpox in the old country.
The Troll Garden, and Selected Stories
8
The disease had scarred and disfigured features otherwise regular and always impressive.
Samuel Johnson
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She gazed upward as new bark began appearing over the scarred wood.
Immortal wolf
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The great ice behemoth coursed on, not even scarred by its encounter.
Assail
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In five minutes the picture was a formless, scarred muddle of colours.
The Works of Rudyard Kipling: One Volume Edition
12
The gaunt man with the scarred lip was the first to speak.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
13
David is still 'psychologically scarred' by losing, claims a friend of Ed.
The Guardian
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Those veterans the war did not leave grotesquely disfigured, it scarred emotionally.
Climbing Magazine
15
The same applies to their mothers, all of whom arrive emotionally scarred.
The Guardian
16
The marks of musket shots were swiftly effaced from the scarred buildings.
A History of the Four Georges and of William IV, Volume III
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