scalped Sentence Examples
- The ancient tradition of scalping was practiced by Native Americans as a symbol of victory and honor.
- The frontiersmen scalped the Native Americans they killed as a grim trophy of war.
- The scalp was removed from the head using a sharp knife or tomahawk, causing severe pain to the victim.
- Scalping was a gruesome practice, often used to terrorize and intimidate opponents.
- In some cultures, scalps were used as currency or markers of status.
- The practice of scalping was eventually banned by law in the 19th century due to its inhumane nature.
- The word "scalp" is derived from the Old English word "scealp," meaning "skull."
- Scalping can also refer to the removal of the skin from the scalp for medical reasons, such as treating severe burns.
- Scalpels are surgical knives used to make incisions in the scalp or other areas of the body.
- Hair transplantation involves the surgical removal and repositioning of scalp tissue with hair follicles.
scalped Meaning
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scalped (imp. & p. p.)
of Scalp
Synonyms & Antonyms of scalped
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of Scalp
decapitated, guillotined,beheaded, shortened, headed,pruned, trimmed,decollated
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The ancient tradition of scalping was practiced by Native Americans as a symbol of victory and honor.
The frontiersmen scalped the Native Americans they killed as a grim trophy of war.
The scalp was removed from the head using a sharp knife or tomahawk, causing severe pain to the victim.
Scalping was a gruesome practice, often used to terrorize and intimidate opponents.
