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battle-scarred

[bat-l-skahrd] / ˈbæt lˌskɑrd /




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His weathered face — battle-scarred from a lifetime of high-mountain exploits — belies a youthful enthusiasm.

From National Geographic

But unlike her father, Yolande had an up-close experience of the war and was living it as a resident in battle-scarred England.

From Washington Post

A possible Ukrainian offensive in the south could escalate fighting in the area and raise fears for the battle-scarred nuclear plant.

From New York Times

The ruling sent waves of consternation across the state, where many local select board and school committee members have emerged battle-scarred from the coronavirus pandemic and its fierce disputes over masks, vaccines and remote learning.

From New York Times

But Weinberg said he did not feel battle-scarred or burned out.

From New York Times