seared

[sɪrd]

seared Definition

to burn the surface of something quickly with very high heat in order to seal in the juices.

Using seared: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "seared" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The chef seared the steak on both sides before putting it in the oven.

  • Example

    The fish was seared to perfection and served with a side of vegetables.

  • Example

    The heat seared my skin and left a painful burn.

  • Example

    The memory of that day is seared into my mind forever.

seared Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for seared

Phrases with seared

  • a dish made from fresh tuna that has been quickly seared on the outside and left raw on the inside

    Example

    I ordered the seared tuna salad for lunch.

  • seared conscience

    a conscience that has been hardened or desensitized by repeated exposure to immoral or unethical behavior

    Example

    After years of working in the corrupt industry, he had developed a seared conscience and no longer felt guilty about his actions.

  • a vivid and lasting memory, often associated with a traumatic or emotional event

    Example

    The image of the burning building was seared into her memory.

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Summary: seared in Brief

The verb 'seared' [sɪrd] means to quickly burn the surface of something with high heat to seal in the juices. It is often used in cooking, as in 'The chef seared the steak on both sides before putting it in the oven.' 'Seared' can also be used metaphorically, as in 'The memory of that day is seared into my mind forever.'