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harrowed [ˈhærəʊd, Am ˈheroʊd] ADJ

harrowed

I . harrow [ˈhærəʊ, Am ˈheroʊ] SUBST

II . harrow [ˈhærəʊ, Am ˈheroʊ] VERBE trans

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Additionally, the segment is harrowed by inconsistency in supply, especially for perishables.
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We walked the backlane and the harrowed hedgerows were hung with jewels as gaudy and iridescent as petrol backed beetles, dew drops catching the sun.
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There, he would park his taxi and wait for a harrowed traveller to emanate from the building's sliding doors.
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A plague epidemic then harrowed the town and further reduced its population.
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He also shared that he hoped viewers will be left absolutely devastated and harrowed.
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Yet in using the very language that harrowed her to give shape to her experience, she found some relief.
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Our nation will be harrowed by this war.
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Garner describes other occasions when she responds with white rage, turning her own actions over as much as the harrowed earth of others' behaviour.
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The land was tilled and harrowed using mule-drawn implements.
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It had brought-in hundreds of farm tractors which uprooted big trees, cleared obstruction, planned, cleaned and harrowed the wide stretches of the area.
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