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The inflicted
verb
To thrust upon; to impose.
synonyms
Exact(3)
The inflicted wounds stems from depression, anxiety, stress or pressure.
The inflicted wounds proved to be fatal for Kuchibhotla, whose last rites were performed on March 1st.
Stigma and discrimination, while adding to the suffering of the inflicted also prevent young people from learning about AIDS and about self-protection.
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The casualties were the heaviest inflicted on the armed forces in recent years.
"Rawhide Down" newly emphasizes the gravity of the damage inflicted on the president.
If aggression was observed, the queen was removed immediately from the arena to minimize the damage inflicted by the workers.
Both tactically and in terms of the casualties inflicted, the battle was a British victory.
He provided accurate reports on the damage inflicted by the British in the Battle of Taranto.
At the time, I believed such research was worth the pain inflicted on the animals.
The damage inflicted by the Luftwaffe was far less than the Germans thought.
The article was ahead of its time in depicting the toll inflicted by the game.
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