Meanings of bore scars in English

Many bore scars of long-forgotten encounters between pigs and swineherds' cudgels.

But even at 19 she bore scars of bitter experience.

Rhianna still bore scars over her womb, and always would.

What if they bore scars from being left behind?

All of the bodies bore scars of machete attacks.

His glorious land bore scars inflicted by the barbarians.

Ever afterwards he bore scars upon his hands, exactly similar to this upon your hand.

Many were in chains and bore scars from beatings.

He bore scars on one wrist and his cheek.

He was the only ruler not marked by the war-all the others bore scars or blasted expressions.

Many of them bore scars from whippings.

Others bore scars down their backs.

One had half his teeth knocked out, another a broken nose; all bore scars and other marks of battery.

They were old enemies, each bore scars of wounds inflicted by the other, and they were having a battle royal down there in the barranca.

Judge Alison Lindsay also held that the woman, in what she called an extremely volatile relationship, used violence on her partner, who "also bore scars".