scruze (Meaning)
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scruze (v. t.)
To squeeze, compress, crush, or bruise.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scruze
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scruze Sentence Examples
- The scruze of his conscience gnawed at him relentlessly, compelling him to confess.
- The scruze of doubt lingered in her mind, casting a shadow over her otherwise unwavering belief.
- The tender scruze of a newborn's skin sent shivers of delight down his spine.
- The scruze of a rough rope against his hands left him with painful abrasions.
- The scruze of the past haunted him, preventing him from moving forward with his life.
- The scruze of guilt weighed heavily upon his heart, making it difficult for him to find peace.
- The scruze of responsibility caused him to lose sleep, constantly worrying about the consequences of his actions.
- The scruze of envy gnawed at him, making it impossible to find joy in others' successes.
- The scruze of remorse filled him with a sense of deep sorrow for the pain he had inflicted.
- The scruze of curiosity got the better of him, compelling him to delve into the forbidden depths of knowledge.
FAQs About the word scruze
To squeeze, compress, crush, or bruise.
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No antonyms found.
The scruze of his conscience gnawed at him relentlessly, compelling him to confess.
The scruze of doubt lingered in her mind, casting a shadow over her otherwise unwavering belief.
The tender scruze of a newborn's skin sent shivers of delight down his spine.
The scruze of a rough rope against his hands left him with painful abrasions.
