seared

Some scenes have been so seared into my brain that I can never forget them.

Unless something happened, and that quickly, they would be seared to a crisp.

They seared her very soul, and she began to know the meaning of shame.

His face looked grey and haggard; the lines that seared it were lines of pain.

A wave of Mercurians surged in, to be seared into nothingness by his weapon.

"Christian," I cried, pointing to the seared spots on the leather.

A pallor had come upon her cheek, only her lips were bright as if his kiss had seared them.

Shann built a small fire and seared the firm greenish flesh.

Yours find a relaxation in your innocence; mine is seared into my heart with my own shame.

They seared him with a red-hot iron, and hurried on his execution.