Mar ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Mar ( verb )

1. To damage or spoil the appearance or quality of (something), usually permanently.
2. To impair the value or usefulness of something.

Origin:

Middle english marren, from old english mearrian (to damage, spoil), from proto-germanic *mērzijaną (to damage, impai.r)

Examples:

1. The vase was marred by a crack.
2. The car's paint job was marred by a large dent.
3. He marred the surface of the table with a burn mark.
4. The experience was marred by the bad weather.
5. The otherwise perfect performance was marred by a couple of mistakes.

(As a noun)

Mar ( noun )

1. To damage or spoil the appearance or quality of (something), usually permanently.
2. To impair the value or usefulness of something.

Origin:

Middle english marren, from old english mearrian (to damage, spoil), from proto-germanic *mērzijaną (to damage, impai.r)

Examples:

1. The vase was marred by a crack.
2. The car's paint job was marred by a large dent.
3. He marred the surface of the table with a burn mark.
4. The experience was marred by the bad weather.
5. The otherwise perfect performance was marred by a couple of mistakes.