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scar [ska:(r)] |
A visible mark or
disfigurement on the skin or tissue resulting from an injury or wound. Scars are permanent reminders of past injuries or surgeries. They can vary in appearance, ranging from pale, flat marks to raised, reddish or purple tissue. Scars can potentially affect one's self-esteem and body image. Some common types of scars include keloid scars, hypertrophic scars, and atrophic scars. The healing process of wounds often involves the formation of scar tissue. "Her face bore the scars of a severe burn, reminding her of the accident." "The soldier proudly displayed his battle scars as symbols of his bravery." Summary: A scar is a lasting mark on the skin or tissue resulting from an injury or wound, which can have varying appearances and potential impact on self-esteem. |
Explain the word "scar". Give some examples of using the word "scar" in sentences.