Synonyms of sear

Antonyms of sear

Collocations of sear

sear meat
Frequency: 80 %

The chef seared the meat to lock in the juices.

sear skin
Frequency: 65 %

The intense heat seared her skin, leaving a painful burn.

sear memory
Frequency: 45 %

The traumatic event seared a lasting memory in her mind.

sear image
Frequency: 30 %

The shocking scene seared an image in his mind that he couldn't shake.

Idiomatic Expressions for sear

  • Phrase: sear one's conscience
    Meaning: to cause someone to feel guilty or remorseful
    Usage: The cruel actions of the dictator seared the conscience of the nation.