100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "scab"
Definition
- Scab (noun): A crusty protective layer that forms over a wound during the healing process.
- Scab (noun): A person who works in place of another who is on strike, often viewed negatively by labor unions.
- Scab (noun): A term used in botany to refer to a type of fungal disease that affects plants, leading to lesions on leaves and stems.
Synonyms
- Crust
- Scabrous layer
- Strikebreaker
- Replacement worker
- Fungal blemish
Antonyms
- Healer
- Supporter (in the context of labor strikes)
- Healthy tissue (in the context of wounds)
- Flourishing plant (in the context of botany)
Examples
- The doctor said the scab on my knee would heal in a few days.
- Many people considered him a scab for crossing the picket line during the strike.
- The gardener noticed the scab on the leaves and treated the plants for fungal infection.
- As the cut began to heal, a scab formed over the surface.
- The union members protested against the scab workers who took their jobs.
- The scab on my finger itched as it was healing.
- Farmers often look out for scab diseases that can ruin their crops.
- She applied a bandage over the scab to protect it from infection.
- The scab that formed was a sign that my body was healing itself.
- After the strike ended, many scab workers were shunned by their former colleagues.
- The scab fell off revealing new skin underneath.
- The scab was a clear indication of how deep the cut was.
- He was labeled a scab by his peers for refusing to join the strike.
- The botanist explained how scab can affect the yield of potatoes.
- The nurse advised me not to pick at the scab to avoid scarring.
- The scab on the fruit made it unmarketable.
- Labor activists rallied against the use of scab labor in the factories.
- The scab was still soft and needed more time to harden.
- Some plants are more susceptible to scab than others.
- After a few weeks, the scab was completely gone.
- He was proud to be a scab during the labor dispute.
- The scab on the tree bark indicated a potential disease.
- I accidentally scratched the scab, and it started bleeding again.
- Scab workers often face hostility from the striking employees.
- The scab formed quickly after I scraped my arm.
- The scab disease can spread rapidly in wet conditions.
- She was horrified to discover a scab on her prized apple tree.
- The scab was a reminder of how careless I was while playing.
- The act of hiring scab workers can lead to long-term resentment.
- The scab on the wound was a sign that it was healing, albeit slowly.
- The scab fell off as I was washing my hands.
- Union leaders warned against hiring scab laborers.
- The scab on my leg is starting to itch, which means it's healing.
- The farmer treated the scab with fungicides to save his crop.
- Her scab made it hard to concentrate on anything else.
- Once a scab, always a scab, they said after he took the job.
- The scab on the tree bark was treated to prevent further damage.
- The scab began to itch as it started to dry out.
- Using scab labor can undermine the strength of a union.
- The dog licked the scab, preventing it from healing properly.
- The scab developed after I scraped my knee on the pavement.
- The gardener was concerned about the scab on his plants.
- Many people were angered by the scab workers brought in to replace them.
- The scab was still red and tender to the touch.
- A scab can form if the wound is not properly cared for.
- He felt ashamed to be a scab in the eyes of his friends.
- The scab on her elbow took longer to heal than she expected.
- Fungal scab can be a significant problem for apple orchards.
- The scab looked worse than it felt, but I still avoided touching it.
- The union promised to support those who refused to work as scabs.
- After the cut healed, I was left with a small scab as a reminder.
- The scab on my foot got infected because I didn't keep it clean.
- Strikers were furious when they saw scab workers entering the factory.
- The scab was tough and needed to be removed carefully.
- She explained how to identify scab on various crops.
- A scab can be unsightly, but it’s a natural part of healing.
- Many believed that hiring a scab would weaken the union's demands.
- The scab was an eyesore, but I knew it would go away soon.
- He couldn't believe he was labeled a scab for needing a job.
- The scab on the fruit made it unfit for sale.
- I was careful not to bump my arm, where the scab was forming.
- The scab was a result of a minor cut that I got while gardening.
- They decided to picket the company for hiring scab workers.
- The scab was still fresh and tender, requiring extra care.
- It’s important to monitor for scab outbreaks in crops.
- The scab on the dog’s skin was treated with medication.
- Crossing the picket line made him a scab in the eyes of his coworkers.
- A scab forms as part of the body's natural healing process.
- She felt guilty for being a scab during the labor dispute.
- The scab on the potato plant spread quickly to nearby plants.
- The doctor advised against picking at the scab to prevent scarring.
- His decision to work as a scab led to lasting consequences.
- The scab was just beginning to form when I accidentally bumped it.
- Fungal scab can affect the quality of the harvest.
- The scab on my arm was finally starting to heal properly.
- Many workers refuse to take jobs as scabs during strikes.
- The scab was raised and red, indicating irritation.
- I learned how to treat scab infections on my plants.
- The scab on the wound was a sign that my body was healing.
- He was ostracized for being a scab during the labor strike.
- The scab on the tree trunk was a sign of disease.
- I felt a sense of relief when the scab finally fell off.
- The scab on the fruit indicated it was no longer fresh.
- Many unions discourage the hiring of scab workers.
- The scab was slowly healing, but it still hurt occasionally.
- The gardener used an organic solution to treat the scab on the plants.
- After the scab fell off, I was left with just a small scar.
- The scab was a stark reminder of my childhood accident.
- The scab on the wound was a natural part of the healing process.
- She was labeled a scab after she took the job during the strike.
- The scab disease can spread from plant to plant if not controlled.
- The scab was a tough reminder of my clumsiness.
- They vowed never to hire a scab again after the strike ended.
- The scab on my leg was finally starting to fade.
- I was worried about the scab spreading to my other plants.
- He felt shame for being a scab in the labor community.
- The scab took longer to heal than I expected.
- The gardener monitored the scab for any signs of worsening.
- The scab on my finger was still tender to the touch.
- The company faced backlash for hiring scab workers during the strike.