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etch

[ech] / ɛtʃ /


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The incident is still etched in his brain, and one of the reasons he believes that business has slowed.

From BBC

He saw the pain still etched into her face and understood.

From Literature

Their approach focuses on modifying the inside surface of aluminum tubes by etching it to create microscopic and nanoscale pits.

From Science Daily

I look up at the walls and ceiling, covered with elaborate designs and colorful etchings.

From Literature

As the 20th century progressed, nation states replaced empires; borders, once merely the result of the most recent war, became etched in national identity.

From The Wall Street Journal