sear|seared|searing|sears in English

verb

[sɪr /sɪə]

scar, burn, brand; scorch, parch; harden, become callous or unfeeling; become parched or scorched

Use "sear|seared|searing|sears" in a sentence

1. Often times Broiling is used to finish seared meats, as searing thoroughly cooks th

2. Pain was searing through her.

3. Gordon Ramsay Pan-Seared Blistered Asparagus

4. 2 It'seemed that he began to sear.

5. ♫ amongst a searing mob ♫

6. To scorch or sear with heat.

7. That's seared scallops with a mango chutney.

8. 9 To scorch or sear with heat.

9. A searing pain shot up her arm.

10. 8 Sear a wound to prevent infection.

11. Searing the Brats in a pan gives …

12. He felt a searing pain in his neck.

13. 10 Heat a large skillet and sear the beef.

14. The race took place in the searing heat.

15. The novel is a searing indictment of urban poverty.

16. BOOM! Try serving the Braunschweiger both cold and pan-seared

17. 6 Sear the meat first to retain its juices.

18. 1 Sear the meat first to retain its juices.

19. Her novel is a searing portrait of 1950s society.

20. “I felt that my conscience had become seared,” she says.

21. I don't like it seared, I don't like it crispy.

22. 3 I distinctly felt the heat start to sear my throat.

23. For the subzone of Searing Gorge, see The Cauldron

24. The article is a searing attack on government mismanagement.

25. The article was a searing attack on the government.