inburnt Sentence Examples
- The deep-rooted racism left an enduring scar on the community, inburnt into the memories of generations.
- The trauma of childhood abuse had deeply inburnt into her psyche, shaping her into a withdrawn and fearful adult.
- The acrid smell of smoke lingered in the air, a testament to the inferno that had inburnt the building's interior.
- His hateful words inburnt themselves into her mind, leaving her with a deep and lasting wound.
- The war had inburnt a deep mistrust of authority into the minds of the soldiers.
- The inburnt message on the ancient tablet provided a tantalizing glimpse into a lost civilization.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread inburnt a longing for home in her heart.
- The sun had inburnt her skin, leaving a lasting tan as a reminder of her summer adventures.
- The fear of failure had inburnt itself into his consciousness, hindering his progress in life.
- The inburnt mark on his arm was a permanent reminder of his time spent in a concentration camp.
inburnt Meaning
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inburnt (a.)
Burnt in; ineffaceable.
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Burnt in; ineffaceable.
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The deep-rooted racism left an enduring scar on the community, inburnt into the memories of generations.
The trauma of childhood abuse had deeply inburnt into her psyche, shaping her into a withdrawn and fearful adult.
The acrid smell of smoke lingered in the air, a testament to the inferno that had inburnt the building's interior.
His hateful words inburnt themselves into her mind, leaving her with a deep and lasting wound.
