scarred
/skɑːrd/
adjective
- Having a mark left on the skin or surface after a wound, cut, or burn has healed.
- She had a scarred cheek from the surgery.
- His scarred knee was a reminder of the bike accident.
- The old wooden table was scarred from years of use.
- Emotionally damaged or traumatized by a difficult experience.
- He was emotionally scarred after losing his home in the fire.
- She felt scarred by the bullying she endured in school.
- The war left him scarred for life.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of scar: to mark with a scar or cause emotional trauma.
- The fire scarred the landscape for years.
- The harsh criticism scarred her confidence.
- The accident scarred his arm permanently.