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burned

British  
/ bɜːnd /

adjective

  1. having been cheated in a sale of drugs

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A few phases later Sean Maitland went over in the corner, belief burned bright and a new era had arrived.

From BBC

The mark is made with the moistened ashes of palms that were burned after the previous year’s Palm Sunday.

From The Wall Street Journal

One was the use of fire, which burned trees and shrubs.

From Science Daily

For years, the government had burned that gas off into the sky because it lacked the money and technology to use it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Invisible sparks are flying everywhere, and I don’t want to get burned.

From Literature