Blemished by injury or rough wear.
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Examples for "scarred"
Examples for "scarred"
1Future generations scarred by the cold fires of radiation and renewed hatred.
2Young Andy himself was scarred after being beaten by an English soldier.
3Ms Smith said the scarred landscape was evolution in a changing world.
4She wondered how many bullet holes scarred the fine coachwork these days.
5His scarred and grizzled face seemed grave and he avoided her gaze.
1The oil-producer held elections a month ago, marred by an opposition boycott.
2However, his latest visit to the North was marred by loyalist protests.
3No hint of land marred the perfect line between sea and sky.
4Unfortunately, the beauty of the concept is marred by two niggling problems.
5His career, however, was marred by decades of run-ins with the law.
6The race was marred by the large number of accidents and casualties.
7The holiday weekend was marred by seven deaths on the country's roads.
8Amazon's entry into Southeast Asia has been marred by a delivery problem.
9Bashir won April elections that were marred by opposition boycotts citing fraud.
10Their annual three-week holiday was marred by widespread speculation about their future.
11The events of the session marred and made the reputation of many.
12Vaz's tenure was marred by political infighting, an ill-functioning parliament and corruption.
13All had been swept and garnished; no unsightly litter marred the scene.
14Only one thing marred his good feeling, and that was the memory
15A valiant effort, but ultimately one marred by a rather blunt delivery.
16The vote was marred by delays and ballot shortages at some polls.
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