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Meanings of scorched in English
Synonyms
Examples for "baked"
Examples for "baked"
1
It needs to be all year round and baked into corporate strategy.
2
Although it's home baked, it takes store bought pastry which saves time.
3
The good news is the baked beans have at last run out.
4
And I baked it in the bonfire and kept it for you.
5
It's baked into the way today's consumer AI is built and deployed.
1
For much of its history, however, New York was a parched city.
2
Its location means the fireworks occur over water rather than parched land.
3
La Nina may well bring a welcome change to Australia's parched east.
4
Their parched throats refused to sing in the noontide of their labor.
5
To tell you the truth, you look as parched as a desert.
1
Halfway down the trail, we stop and stare across the sunbaked ravine.
2
Ta' Qali lay just shy of Mdina, down on the sunbaked plain.
3
Grass and flowers and shade in place of this sunbaked sand and alkali.
4
The burning and sunbaked metal felt blisteringly hot against Jyn's body.
5
A line of citizens and merchants stretched onto the sunbaked street.
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But the Rockvilles were each and all of this adust description.
2
He spared no pains, for he was adust and athirst for the winning-post.
3
The Oxford scholar long ago, as described by Chaucer, was adust and thin.
4
All adust and athirst, the two entered the wine-shop.
5
Still I am not quite sorry to enjoy the weather of adust climates without their tempests and insects.
Usage of scorched in English
1
Now they set down their prize, a large, scorched, dented packing case.
2
In the orchard the fruit dropped, scorched and dried by the sun.
3
It is a scorched earth policy, teachers union chief Karen Lewis said.
4
Many road signs are barely readable, text melted onto scorched metal sheets.
5
He coloured; there was something in her passionate piety that scorched him.
6
She drew out the scorched paper and unfolded it in that light.
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The soil in Spychow almost scorched me and I nearly ran mad.
8
A smell of scorched rags and festering wounds hung in the air.
9
It was low outside off stump, and he scorched it through point.
10
The sun heated the slate of the roof, and scorched my brain.
11
In a scorched patch ahead, something gleamed like water in the starlight.
12
But the sun seemed to withdraw from the flower it had scorched.
13
And Trump's scorched Earth approach could prove a hard sell with advertisers.
14
We prefer the scorched desert of Sodom to the garden of Eden.
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The flame instantly singed off the thick fur and scorched its flesh.
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Now, when she scorched her disciples' scalps, what would she think about?
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Scorched through the time
Scorched across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common