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- SCATHE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SCATHE is harm, injury
- SCATHE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
To scathe is to obliterate something as if you'd burned it to ashes — or to direct ferocious, fiery disapproval or anger in the direction of a person The verb scathe is pretty old-fashioned; these days you're more likely to encounter the adjectives scathing and unscathed
- SCATHE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
A scathe of lead raked the trench tops, under which every brown head went down and stayed cautiously invisible
- scathe - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
scathe (third-person singular simple present scathes, present participle scathing, simple past and past participle scathed) (transitive) (archaic or Scotland) To harm or injure (someone or something) physically
- Scathe - definition of scathe by The Free Dictionary
Define scathe scathe synonyms, scathe pronunciation, scathe translation, English dictionary definition of scathe tr v scathed , scath·ing , scathes 1 To harm or injure, especially by fire 2 To criticize or denounce severely; excoriate n Harm or injury
- Scathe - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com
To scathe is to obliterate something as if you'd burned it to ashes — or to direct ferocious, fiery disapproval or anger in the direction of a person The verb scathe is pretty old-fashioned; these days you're more likely to encounter the adjectives scathing and unscathed
- SCATHE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Definition of 'scathe' scathe in British English (skeɪð ) or scath (skæθ ) verb (transitive) 1 rare
- Scathe on Steam
You are Scathe, Enforcer of the Legions of Hell, forged from the earth by the Divine Creator himself And you, like your fallen kin before you, must prove your worth by navigating a deviously crafted maze, entangled with demonic evil at every twist and turn
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