scarifying Sentence Examples
- The gardener scarified the lawn to aerate the soil and promote root growth.
- The scarifying machine removed the thatch layer from the golf course, improving drainage and reducing disease.
- The blacksmith scarified the hot metal with a hammer to remove impurities.
- The scars on the victim's body were a grim reminder of the attack he had endured.
- The scarifying of the skin can help to reduce wrinkles and improve skin texture.
- The scarifying of the canvas removed the old paint, preparing it for a new masterpiece.
- The historian scarified the ancient text, revealing hidden messages that had been obscured for centuries.
- The scarifying of the wood created a rough surface that allowed for better adhesion of paint.
- The scarifying of the mountainside caused a rockslide that blocked the road.
- The scarifying of the victim's emotions left a lasting trauma that would take many years to heal.
scarifying Meaning
scarifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Scarify
Synonyms & Antonyms of scarifying
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- flooring
- distressing
- jolting
- amazing
- astounding
- making-one-s-flesh-crawl
- daunting
- dispiriting
- giving-one-the-creeps
- bowling-over
- demoralizing
- worrying
- disturbing
- unsettling
- unnerving
- dismaying
- disquieting
- perturbing
- undoing
- chilling
- upsetting
- emasculating
- awing
- discomforting
- distracting
- making-one-s-flesh-creep
- shaking-up
- unmanning
- disconcerting
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FAQs About the word scarifying
of Scarify
startling, scaring,frightening, terrifying, alaruming, shaking, terrorizing,horrifying, spooking, appalling
reassuring, soothing, comforting, soothing, cheering, comforting, reassuring, assuring, cheering, assuring
The gardener scarified the lawn to aerate the soil and promote root growth.
The scarifying machine removed the thatch layer from the golf course, improving drainage and reducing disease.
The blacksmith scarified the hot metal with a hammer to remove impurities.
The scars on the victim's body were a grim reminder of the attack he had endured.
