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Meanings of scars in English
Synonyms
Examples for "scar"
Examples for "scar"
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Results: Radiologically, these three second tumors were clearly cut-end scar area recurrences.
2
The flower-cluster leaves a round scar in the leaf-axil, as in Cherry.
3
Suzy's hand left Roddy's scar for the first time since he'd begun.
4
Harper thought it would need stitches and was likely to scar badly.
5
Even after twenty-five years, the scar of that great burning was there.
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Impaired wound healing can lead to scarring, and aesthetical and functional problems.
2
Kyle saw fresh scarring where a thrust had taken his right eye.
3
Vague suggestions of architecture and biology burnt onto the paper, scarring it.
4
Background: Acute pyelonephritis is distinguished from renal scarring using repeat cortical scintigraphy.
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He had facial scarring because he'd been injured in the Gulf War.
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He showed a depressed triangular cicatrix on the margin of the epigastrium.
2
But from the cicatrix of that healed wound I turn away.
3
The candle-light showed, beneath his right cheek bone, the cicatrix of a recent wound.
4
They lapsed into a silence, then he pointed at the cicatrix stitching his brows.
5
Each tribe has its peculiar fashion as to the position and form of the cicatrix.
Usage of scars in English
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The wrong words at the wrong time can create devastating emotional scars.
2
Visit Website To avoid surprises: Look for fresh scars indicating new rockfall.
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Doctors say the physical scars for some patients will last many years.
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The scars of conflict surrounding the 1999 independence vote were still present.
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Background: Acne often results in permanent, badly tolerated, difficult to treat scars.
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To have that many scars meant that he saw plenty of violence.
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From your scars and steel, I wonder whether they are indeed true.
8
Real Time Crime Center keeps a data bank of scars and tattoos.
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The general desire to have the work done quickly causes the scars.
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The facial scars he has carried for seven decades are proof enough.
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Opinion - Matters such as the Todd Barclay affair leave their scars.
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My body had a lot more scars than just the new ones.
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He does not bear scars of it, as far as I know.
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Background: Acne scars are common and challenging clinical complications of acne vulgaris.
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A careful reading of past recessions reveals that unemployment leaves deep scars.
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That left scars, whether the slaves wanted to admit it or not.
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Scars through the time
Scars across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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