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traumatized

verb as in inflict trauma

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For one, the National Security Law was introduced in July 2020, with the intention of restoring “law and order” to the traumatized city.

From Time

Children who have been more directly impacted or traumatized by covid-19, say by the hospitalization or death of a loved one, might reenact the traumatic event as they saw or imagined it.

As the real Diana revealed in a private video recording later made public in a 2017 documentary, his words “traumatized” her.

The effects of this year’s grief and mourning will linger far into the future, they warn—and for employers who are relying on a nationally traumatized workforce, this fallout needs to be addressed as directly as any other business risk.

From Fortune

The rest of us have much to learn from this traumatized generation.

From Fortune

I was so traumatized by it, I was like: 'Just keep going,'…I wasn't even willing to admit that anything had even happened.

This is especially true for a child, particularly a traumatized child.

A little traumatized and a lot in trouble with the law, but alive and well.

[Laughs] Your character in the film suffers the loss of a loved one, which really leaves him traumatized.

Sadly, many people still fall for the myth that women in abusive relationships look sad and traumatized all the time.

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

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