inflicted
Meaning
of Inflict
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
A brooch and letter from Gladys, unused cigarettes and a French language guide for the Expeditionary force were also found inside along with fragments of the shell that inflicted his fatal wounds.
A boardwalk would help to “heal the damage” inflicted by the beach work, the committee said.
"Actual harm inflicted on your body can't even compare with the other party's illusory fame and power."
'Abdullāh Tarkhān Beg and his Hami Uighurs defected and submitted to Qing China after the Qing inflicted a devastating defeat at Chao-mo-do on the Dzungar leader Galdan in September 1696.
A grieving mother has revealed how the loss of one of her twin daughters has inflicted a special, terrible heartache.
According to her, the devil inflicted her with a very weird sickness that fans don’t want to know.