singed (Meaning)

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singed (imp. & p. p.)

of Singe

No weak antonyms found.

The edges of the parchment were singed, indicating that it had been exposed to excessive heat.
The curtains hung limply, their edges singed from the nearby fire.
The singed hair on the back of her hand served as a grim reminder of her encounter with the faulty stove.
The burnt rubber emitted a singed stench, filling the room with an acrid odor.
The flames licked at the treetops, creating a singed canopy above the forest.
As the fire subsided, it left behind a trail of singed grass and charred debris.
The carpet was singed in several places, evidence of a careless cigarette.
The singed eyebrows of the survivor hinted at their narrow escape from the burning building.
The hair on the back of his neck was singed, as if he had just walked through a wall of fire.
The singed remains of the photo album served as a poignant reminder of the memories that had been lost.

of Singe

burnt, charred, scorched, seared, incinerated, burned, smouldering, searing, flickering, red-hot

stamped (out), dead, snuffed (out), choked, snuffed (out), damped, suffocated, quenched, quenched, dead

The edges of the parchment were singed, indicating that it had been exposed to excessive heat.

The curtains hung limply, their edges singed from the nearby fire.

The singed hair on the back of her hand served as a grim reminder of her encounter with the faulty stove.

The burnt rubber emitted a singed stench, filling the room with an acrid odor.