cicatrose (Meaning)
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cicatrose (a.)
Full of scars.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cicatrose
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cicatrose Sentence Examples
- The cicatrix left by the surgery was barely noticeable after proper healing.
- Her skin bore the cicatrix of numerous battles with acne during her teenage years.
- Despite the accident, he wore the cicatrix on his face with pride, a reminder of his resilience.
- The intricate design of tattoos often disguises underlying cicatrices.
- The veteran's body was adorned with cicatrices, each telling a story of bravery and sacrifice.
- Time had softened the edges of the cicatrix, making it less prominent.
- She underwent several treatments to minimize the appearance of the cicatrices from the fire incident.
- The artist incorporated the cicatrix into her sculpture, using it as a symbol of strength and endurance.
- He bore the cicatrices of emotional wounds that time had failed to heal.
- Despite its small size, the cicatrix on his hand held significant meaning, a reminder of a past injury that had shaped his life.
FAQs About the word cicatrose
Full of scars.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cicatrix left by the surgery was barely noticeable after proper healing.
Her skin bore the cicatrix of numerous battles with acne during her teenage years.
Despite the accident, he wore the cicatrix on his face with pride, a reminder of his resilience.
The intricate design of tattoos often disguises underlying cicatrices.
