Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scathe
verb
/skeɪð/

Definition
To harm or damage someone or something, typically in a way that is verbal or critical.

Examples
- Her scathing review of the movie surprised everyone.
- He was known to scathe his opponents during debates, using harsh words that left a mark.
- The article aimed to scathe the company’s unethical practices.

Meaning
Scathe refers to a strong criticism or a sharp injury inflicted by words.

Synonyms
- disapprove
- criticize
- condemn
- denounce
- belittle