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Synonyms

scrubbed

American  
[skruhb-id] / ˈskrʌb ɪd /

adjective

Archaic.
  1. stunted; scrubby.


Other Word Forms

  • unscrubbed adjective
  • well-scrubbed adjective

Etymology

Origin of scrubbed

First recorded in 1590–1600; scrub 2 + -ed 3

Example Sentences

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I would race downstairs to the shop, scrubbed, buttoned, and pronounced passable by Betsie.

From Literature

His face felt as if it had been scrubbed with sand.

From Literature

I put my hands to my face and scrubbed them against my cheeks, trying to rub out the memories.

From Literature

To evade oversight from regulators, Joby scrubbed its website of evidence of its Chinese subsidiary, Archer said in its suit.

From The Wall Street Journal

I scrubbed quickly with the soap, making sure my hair was wet all the way through before jumping back out and wrapping myself in a towel.

From Literature