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traumatize

[trou-muh-tahyz, traw-] / ˈtraʊ məˌtaɪz, ˈtrɔ- /


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Both instances are deeply traumatizing and lead to mistrust of the police.

From Salon

They will act as if they are so traumatized and sad about that incident.

From Salon

Born in the town of Meppen in Lower Saxony, Judge Müller’s father, traumatized by his experience as an 18-year-old soldier in World War II, drank himself to death when the judge was 11.

From New York Times

He struggles with opening up because he's so traumatized by his childhood.

From Salon

“These are not victimless crimes, but efforts to undermine law enforcement, our schools and the safety of communities,” Mr. Thompson said, noting that the calls sap public safety resources and traumatize students.

From Washington Times