Synonyms for burned
burned

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1. burned, burntadjective

   treated by heating to a high temperature but below the melting or fusing point

   "burnt sienna"

   Synonyms:
   burnt-out, burnt, burned-out, burned-over

   Antonyms:
   untreated, preserved, raw

2. burned, burnt, burned-over, burned-out, burnt-outadjective

   destroyed or badly damaged by fire

   "a row of burned houses"; "a charred bit of burnt wood"; "a burned-over site in the forest"; "barricaded the street with burnt-out cars"

   Synonyms:
   burnt-out, burnt, burned-out, burned-over

   Antonyms:
   raw, untreated, preserved

3. burned, burntadjective

   ruined by overcooking

   "she served us underdone bacon and burnt biscuits"

   Synonyms:
   burnt-out, burnt, burned-out, burned-over

   Antonyms:
   preserved, untreated, raw

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1. List of paraphrases for "burned":

   burnt, combusted, torched, scorched, charred, incinerated, burn, flared, engraved, calcined, shaved, fried, toasted

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1. Manda Forster:

   This is pretty much exactly when Aebbes monastery was in existence, originally built around A.D. 640, it is said to have burned down shortly after her death but was then rebuilt and thrived until it was destroyed once again by Viking raiders 200 years later.

2. Mohammad Zahir:

   We have reviewed all the evidence and have been unable to find any single iota of evidence to support claims that she had burned a Quran, she is completely innocent.

3. Daniel Swain:

   When people talk about this, they're often talking about the acreage burned and actually not only does it not tell the whole story, but it arguably doesn't tell most of what's important about why we care about wildfires in a societal context, just because the acreage burned has been less than in recent years, the impacts of these fires have actually still been really high.

4. Matthew Keator:

   It’s a dangerous game to play from both sides of the spectrum, whether you’re long or short, you get close enough to the fire you’re going to get burned.

5. Benjamin LeBaron:

   Women and children were massacred, burned alive, mothers were screaming for the fire to stop.