scarifies

a scarifying mix of extreme violence and absurdist humour.

Some African tribes scarify their faces.

In the Gulf of Mexico, trawlers ply back and forth year in year out, hauling vast nets that scarify the seabed and allow no time for plant and animal life to recover.

Basically, using the traditional configuration of the printed Yagi antenna, the mid-band gain or the F/R ratio cannot be improved without scarifying the other.

How to perform the SOC test with reduction the development cycle time and production cost without scarifying the performance is the challenge confronted by design engineer and test engineer.

The farmer scarified the soil before planting the seeds.

Dermatologists often scarify the skin before applying certain treatments.

It is important to scarify the surface of the wood before painting.

Some plants benefit from scarifying their seeds to help with germination.

The athlete scarified his body to achieve peak performance.

Gardeners scarify lawns to remove thatch and promote healthy grass growth.

The archeologist scarified the ancient artifact to reveal hidden inscriptions.

To scarify a tough piece of meat, marinate it in a tenderizing mixture.

Some people scarify themselves as a form of self-expression or body modification.

Landscapers scarify the soil to improve aeration and water penetration.