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trauma

[trou-muh, traw-] / ˈtraʊ mə, ˈtrɔ- /


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She warns trauma has an impact that lasts long into the future.

From BBC

Belle Lin: Right, there’s a lot of remaining trauma from the days of cloud lock-in where if you were in the Google ecosystem or the Amazon ecosystem or the Microsoft ecosystem, you were stuck there.

From The Wall Street Journal

Syrians are only now starting to make sense of the trauma and paranoia caused by the system a year after the regime’s collapse.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite having an "incredible" bond with his dad, deep-held trauma meant his father struggled to cope and was "in and out" of his life, complicating their relationship.

From BBC

These include head injuries related to trauma or stroke, infections such as meningitis, brain tumors, abnormal blood vessel structures, and inherited genetic conditions.

From Science Daily