"Scarves" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Scarves" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Scarves
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"Scarves" Meaning

A scarf is a piece of fabric worn around the neck or head for warmth, fashion, or other purposes.

"Scarves" Examples

5 Usage Examples of "Scarves"


1. Fashion Statement

- She added a pop of color to her outfit with the vibrant scarf she tied around her neck.

2. Warmth and Comfort

- On a chilly winter morning, she wrapped a warm scarf around her neck to keep the cold out.

3. Accent Piece

- The elegant scarf he tied around his suit added a dashing touch to his formal look.

4. Symbolic of Wealth

- In her dream, she wore a luxurious scarf around her neck to symbolize her wealth and status.

5. Decoration

- The long, flowing scarf she wore draped elegantly over her shoulder like a royal cloak.

"Scarves" Similar Words

Scarpered

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To run away quickly, typically in a state of fear or panic.

Scarpering

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To scavenge or flee in a disorganized or frightened manner, especially to get away from danger, trouble, or debt.

Scarping

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Scraping refers to the act of gathering or extracting data, content, or information from a website, database, or other digital source using automated tools or software. <br><br>Example: "Website scraping is used to gather information from online stores for price comparison purposes."<br><br>It can also refer to the removal or scraping of old, obsolete, or unwanted materials, often in the form of sloughing or scaling. <br><br>Example: "The worn soles of my shoes were due for scraping after months of use."

Scarps

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Rock or coral fragments, especially those left on a beach after erosion has worn down cliffs.

Scarred

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Having a mark or area on the skin that has been injured or burned, often leaving a permanent blemish or discoloration.

Scarring

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Persistent and visible marks left on the skin or mental state after injury or trauma, which can have long-lasting emotional or psychological effects.

Scars

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Weakened being or object which has been injured or damaged so badly that it cannot recover completely.<br><br>A mark or evidence of a hurt or injury.<br><br>An imperfection or disfigurement on the surface of something.

Scarsdale

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Scary

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Fearful or anxiety-provoking, unpleasantly surprising or intimidating.

Scat

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Scathe

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To harm, damage, or injure someone or something.

Scathed

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Slightly damaged or hurt, often emotionally or psychologically.

Scathes

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Inflicts a sharp or severe wound or cut on someone or something.

Scathing

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Severely critical or contemptuous, often in a humorous way.

Scathingly

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Used to describe something that is strongly disapproving or critical.

Scatological

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Referring to the study of feces and related bodily functions. Can also describe something as absurd or ridiculous.