0 past simple and past participle of mar formal
The book is unfortunately marred by technical and editing problems-repetition, grammatical slips, stylistically cumbersome passages, and weak internal organization of some chapters.
The recording is slightly marred by some extraneous noise and a cloudy sound-quality on some of the vocal parts.
However, this is not true in all villages, and this is probably what has marred many social forestry projects.
Our findings suggest that political discussion is infrequently public, modestly contested and sometimes marred by inequality.
And though often modestly contested, they are marred by political inequality.
The text is marred by the author's uncritical acceptance of the accounts and attitudes of his nineteenth-century sources.
It has been marred by a lot of controversy, and most importantly thousands of innocent people lost their lives.
Developments within nationalist politics and pedagogies dictated that his second local tour would be marred by disappointments and disillusionment.
