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"to injure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that somebody or something has been hurt or harmed. Example: The careless driver drove over the curb and injured a pedestrian.
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It's not intent to injure".
"I didn't want to injure him.
It wasn't an intent to injure him.
I didn't go to injure Haaland.
It was not just shooting to injure.
I apparently had seasoned to injure.
Drive dangerously, you're apt to injure others; ride dangerously, I'm apt to injure myself.
This time, Richter said Danton was trying to injure him.
"I thought he was going to injure himself," he chuckled.
When you play sport, you know how to injure somebody.
Thirty other inmates have tried to injure themselves.
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