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scar

[skahr] / skɑr /




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Demonstrating the work, he added a scar to its chest with a deft mouse click.

From Barron's

Mr. Dalrymple cites the example of U Ottama, also called Mahatma Ottama— “a short Buddhist monk with large ears and a scar on his forehead”—who yearned for Burmese union with India.

From The Wall Street Journal

He didn’t mind the scars: he knew that the attention and love of animals were no gentle thing.

From Literature

Andrea Proctor, 45, said the last few years have been like “digging into a scar that was healed.”

From Los Angeles Times

As a veteran Syrian Kurdish fighter, Commander Azad – whose nom-de-guerre means freedom - walks with a limp and wears his battle scars with pride.

From BBC