'war scars' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the physical or psychological wounds or traumas someone experiences as a result of war. For example: My grandfather still bears the war scars of his service in the First World War.
War scars and reintegration are hard.
In this city, which wears its war scars with a certain pride, sirens are a mark of respect, remembrance and survival.FridayWARSAW's candles are short and thick, and protected from the wind by little lanterns made of red or yellow glass.
For nearly 40 years now, Jackson has been considered by many to be an influence in the black community that could be heard by all sides of the spectrum; whether serving as the master of ceremonies at Wattstax as he led the chants of "I am somebody," to a flock of citizens fresh from a decade of war scars, or orchestrating the release of a shot down Navy pilot held captive in Syria.
" I'm an entertainer stimulator / Every time I flow my tongue I spit my lazer / Thugged-out sweet lady / Sweet sexy / Not no sket / Man wanna flex / Have sex not yet / I'm the one that wears that trousers / Murder thousands / Gangsta girl / Talk shit / Burn your houses / Leave you with war scars" (Right) Mini-Me Edgecot Mini-Me Edgecot Dislikes: Being uneMCLikes " What do they call me 'M-Ting'?
THE cold war scarred Africa; nowhere more so than Angola.
The war scarred Mr. Lekhner's family, too.
It is nevertheless worth remembering how deeply the Vietnam War scarred the United States.
Helprin invests nearly every woman in the novel with charm, virtue and desirability — even when she's disfigured by war; scarred with acne; or old, poor or downtrodden.
The bulging lump that protrudes from the knuckle on his right hand is a war scar testament to his rough and ready style of play.
"Don't ask, don't tell" is a culture war scar on military honor that finds the nation alone among the major Western allies in denying qualified gay men and lesbians the chance to defend their country.
As the uprising has transformed into something more ambiguous — a struggle against a dictator but also a war scarred by sectarianism and foreign meddling — allegiances have become more contested.
