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burnt

adjective as in burned

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For Sharon Graham, the legislation as it stands is "a burnt out shell".

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"My face was black, I didn't have any skin. I've lost part of my ear and I burnt my neck and my arms and my hands - it's been devastating," said Ms Morgan.

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At the Chhath festivities too, firecrackers lit up the sky, leaving the air acrid with the smell of burnt sulphur.

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The journalism and criminology graduate, who also volunteers at the archives with Jersey Heritage, described how she was "stressed and burnt out" before her diagnosis.

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On a fishing trip, Nick gets off the train in his boyhood terrain, the wilderness of northern Michigan, and finds himself in a burnt, desolate, war-like landscape.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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