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maimed

adjective as in deprived of use of a body part

adjective as in impaired

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According to Human Rights Watch, Russian forces have deliberately targeted civilians in the city with FPV drones and killed or maimed them - a war crime.

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In another instance, a bear maimed the hand of a man living in the Chantry Flat area of the Angeles National Forest.

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In “The Air as Air,” Sidney, a vet maimed in Iraq, belongs to a recovery movement focused on breath.

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“These are lethal devices. Had any of these been thrown in a person’s direction, they could have killed or maimed that person,” Hochman said.

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My unfortunate niche is innocent Americans who were mistreated, maimed, or killed in the name of elastic, expansive, nebulous, and incendiary words like “terrorists,” “insider threats,” “enemies within,” “illegals,” and “traitors.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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