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synonyms for marred

  • broken
  • damaged
  • deformed
  • handicapped
  • harmed
  • impaired
  • mangled
  • paralyzed
  • enfeebled
  • game
  • halt
  • hamstrung
  • hog-tied
  • incapacitated
  • lame
  • maimed
  • mutilated
  • sidelined
  • bedridden
  • defective
  • housebound
  • laid up
  • out of commission
See also synonyms for: unmarred
  • broken
  • botched
  • harmed
  • harried
  • hurt
  • impaired
  • injured
  • mutilated
  • plundered
  • robbed
  • done for
On this page you'll find 499 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to marred, such as: broken, damaged, deformed, handicapped, harmed, and impaired.

antonyms for marred

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  • OK
  • fixed
  • perfect
  • unbroken
  • working
  • able
  • capable
  • healthy
  • walking
  • OK
  • straight
  • free
  • beautiful
  • graceful
  • improved
  • shapely
  • symmetrical
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      How to use marred in a sentence

      After the biggest shot of his career, and the last great moment of his injury-marred tenure in Washington, Wall jumped on the scorer’s table and tugged at his jersey as the home crowd roared.
      THE GREATEST MOMENTS OF JOHN WALL’S DECADE WITH THE WIZARDSSCOTT ALLENDECEMBER 3, 2020WASHINGTON POST
      What the video wasn’t was a compelling argument for the idea that the 2020 presidential contest was somehow marred by fraud.
      THE MOST PETULANT 46 MINUTES IN AMERICAN HISTORYPHILIP BUMPDECEMBER 3, 2020WASHINGTON POST
      There’s no reason to think that every election moving forward won’t be similarly marred by attempts to overturn the popular will through some combination of legal chicanery, conspiracy-theory espousal and efforts to game the system.
      JUST BECAUSE AN ATTEMPT TO STEAL AN ELECTION IS LUDICROUS AND HAM-HANDED DOESN’T MEAN IT CAN’T WORKPHILIP BUMPNOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POST
      In September, he admitted that 2020 might have been his last season had it not been marred by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
      NATIONALS DECLINE OPTIONS FOR ADAM EATON, HOWIE KENDRICK, ANÍBAL SÁNCHEZ AND ERIC THAMESJESSE DOUGHERTYOCTOBER 28, 2020WASHINGTON POST
      The second is that both privatization and nationalization disappoint, because both processes are frequently marred by expropriation.
      WHY DO ATTEMPTS AT REFORMING CAPITALISM FAIL?JAKEMETHOCTOBER 10, 2020FORTUNE
      TV and CableLike many other cable and TV network businesses, Discovery’s second quarter was marred by the precipitous decline in the ad market.
      HOW THE WORLD’S BIGGEST MEDIA COMPANIES FARED THROUGH THE ONGOING CRISIS IN Q2LARA O'REILLYAUGUST 12, 2020DIGIDAY
      But he marred it all by a temper so ungovernable that in Paris there was current a byword, "Explosive as Garnache."
      ST. MARTIN'S SUMMERRAFAEL SABATINI
      No mishap marred the pleasure of the trip, and all returned safe and sound to their home in the capital city of Korea.
      OUR LITTLE KOREAN COUSINH. LEE M. PIKE
      A few scratches here and there marred the polish of the frame and one cushion had sustained an ugly rent.
      DOROTHY AT SKYRIEEVELYN RAYMOND
      The girdle which the prophet had been commanded to hide, in process of time was marred; it was profitable for nothing.
      THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAM
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      WORDS RELATED TO MARRED

      • bedridden
      • broken
      • damaged
      • defective
      • deformed
      • enfeebled
      • game
      • halt
      • hamstrung
      • handicapped
      • harmed
      • hog-tied
      • housebound
      • impaired
      • incapacitated
      • laid up
      • lame
      • maimed
      • mangled
      • marred
      • mutilated
      • out of commission
      • paralyzed
      • sidelined
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