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marred

[mahrd] / mɑrd /










ADJECTIVE
mutilated
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ADJECTIVE
spoiled
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ADJECTIVE
wounded
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Example Sentences

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In the heart of Sao Paulo, a "prisonometer" keeps a live tally of people jailed due to Latin America's largest AI facial-recognition system, but its successes have been marred by mistaken arrests.

From Barron's

The express business was marred by lower shipment volumes to the U.S. last year due to higher tariffs and the elimination of the de minimis rule that exempted small-value items from taxes and duties.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even copies of years-old news articles are marred with superfluous redactions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The early months of his tour were marred with various obstacles, including health-related cancellations, in addition to the arrest, which he did not directly address in his note to fans.

From Los Angeles Times

Even if my mom did insist on checking in every few days, it hadn’t marred my fresh start at the mountain at all.

From Literature