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Dark Fury Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

The curse is scarred in deep

"The curse upon our family is scarred in deep."

The line is taken from a translation of an anime series. Does the line make any sense? Does "to scar a curse" mean "to inflict a curse"? I don't understand "in deep" here either. Could it mean something other than "deeply involved" or "in deep trouble"?

  

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Yes, it makes sense. "scarred in deep" means deeply ingrained.

— GPY

  • Yes, it makes sense.
  • "scarred in deep" means deeply ingrained.
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Yes, it makes sense. "scarred in deep" means deeply ingrained.

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