scarred
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4.6
- adjective
- /skɑrd/
:
marcado
- This generation who came into the labour force during COVID are scarred forever because of this.
- emotionally scarred
- deeply scarred
- scarred man
And I'm thinking to myself, are are are you scarred because the stock went down?
- And I'm thinking to myself, are are are you scarred because the stock went down?
- And I would stare down at my leg all scarred up.
- This generation who came into the labour force during COVID are scarred forever because of this.
- People who think that they have a, a low sex drive might actually just be psychologically scarred from the way that they perceived it.
- Do you think that he is making his voice like that because he's so scarred as a kid?
- A hero is a a trench right dug into its scarred into his heart.
Examples
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I know you're deeply scarred.
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First, I saw his scarred face:
Fiction book (2000) -
After months of legal proceedings, Peter returned to her, scarred and abused.
Blog text (8) -
The city's angry, scarred, like me.
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You were desperate, emotionally scarred, depressed, even!
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Ten years later, scarred and red-eyed, I crossed the street on some bad errand.
Fiction book (1997) -
She had left as a child, and she would return different, battle-scarred, wiser, or perhaps more bitter.
Fiction book (1990) -
Great things are moving, Ranger—an old man, battle-scarred and gray, leans forward.
Fiction book (1996) -
After the accident, he was emotionally scarred and struggled to trust anyone again.
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The veteran returned home deeply scarred by his experiences during the war.
Synonyms
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1.0
Feeling physical pain after an accident or attack
14
8.4
Very upset and unable to react after something violent like war or an accident
6
2.8
Hurt physically, often in a fight or accident
4
3.3
Feeling hurt or offended by what someone says
1
7.7
Very upset and shocked after seeing or experiencing something terrible
1
4.1
Less respected and trusted because of bad news or actions
Badly damaged by violence or natural disaster
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Etymology
Scarred comes from the same root scar meaning 'cut', and a helpful way to remember it is to imagine a deep hurt leaving a lasting 'mark' inside you, so to be scarred by an experience means you carry lasting emotional damage.