scar

/skɑɹ/
noun 7verb 3

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(noun.)

ADJ

deep, large, long | puckered | disfiguring, ugly, unsightly | permanent

emotional, mental, psychological

The accident left deep emotional scars that affected how he trusted people.

VERB + SCAR

leave

bear

His face bears several scars from the accident he had as a child.

SCAR + VERB

form | heal

SCAR + NOUN

tissue

PREP

~ on

She has a small scar on her forehead from a childhood accident.

2

(verb.)

ADV

badly, deeply, hideously

She was deeply scarred by the accident and didn't want to leave her house.

emotionally, mentally, physically, psychologically

The war left him deeply scarred both physically and emotionally.

permanently

PREP

with

Years of conflict had scarred the community with deep divisions that took decades to heal.

PHRASES

be scarred for life, leave sb scarred

The terrible fire left her emotionally scarred for the rest of her life.

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