scar

US /skɑr/

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UK /skɑ:(r)/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Long lasting emotional pain from a bad experience

He bears a scar from her death

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause long lasting emotional pain

Though her body heals her emotions will scar

v.t.Transitive VerbTo leave a mark on something by scratching it

This cut will scar badly

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A mark on something made by scratching it

I have a scar from where my cat scratched me

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Worse, they vomit chemicals that dissolve your lung tissue and cause tiny wounds that turn into scar tissue.
Worse, they vomit chemicals that dissolve your lung tissue and cause tiny wounds that turn into scar tissue.

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hit your head on the fountain, which is where you got your scar.
hit your head on the fountain, which is where you got your scar.

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So, let's on a staggering statistic about the most iconic image from 'Harry Potter', the lightning bolt scar.
So, let's on a staggering statistic about the most iconic image from 'Harry Potter', the lightning bolt scar.
the lightning bolt scar.
the lightning bolt scar.

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Oh, how did you get that scar?
Oh, how did you get that scar?
You did⏤you got hurt? You have a scar, too?
You did⏤you got hurt? You have a scar, too?

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It'll leave you breathless Or with a nasty scar
It'll leave you breathless Or with a nasty scar
It'll leave you breathless Or with a nasty scar
It'll leave you breathless Or with a nasty scar

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