Skin excoriated, James continued limping from his burning house, ignoring the intense pain of the raw flesh under his feet scraping against the asphalt of the road.
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In response to my son's defiance of me right in front of everyone at the restaurant, I immediately proceeded to excoriate him on his continued habit to wipe boogers from his nose under desks and tables even at his adult age of twenty-two years.
Excoriation used to mean the action of skin getting ripped off, though metaphorical usage has allowed the word to evolve to mean a good old brutally-insulting yell-fest.
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The noun forms of the verb to excoriate are excoriator, excoriation, and the gerund, excoriating.
It is actually corium which means skin. Because the medical definition of excoriate is to tear of or take away skin. To cause to take away skin.
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