injured
adjective
[ ˈɪndʒəd ]
• harmed, damaged, or impaired.
• "a road accident left him severely injured"
Similar:
hurt,
wounded,
harmed,
sore,
damaged,
bruised,
on the sick list,
disabled,
maimed,
mutilated,
deformed,
mangled,
crushed,
shattered,
smashed,
broken,
fractured,
knackered,
gammy,
crook,
game,
• offended.
• "his injured pride"
Similar:
wronged,
offended,
abused,
maltreated,
mistreated,
ill-treated,
ill-used,
harmed,
defamed,
vilified,
maligned,
insulted,
dishonoured,
impugned,
denigrated,
upset,
hurt,
wounded,
reproachful,
piqued,
pained,
aggrieved,
unhappy,
cut to the quick,
put out,
disgruntled,
displeased,
not best pleased,
injure
verb
• do physical harm or damage to (someone).
• "the explosion injured several people"
Similar:
hurt,
wound,
harm,
damage,
disable,
maim,
mutilate,
deform,
mangle,
crush,
shatter,
smash,
break,
do mischief to,
knacker,
scathe,
• harm or impair (something).
• "a libel calculated to injure the company's reputation"
Similar:
harm,
damage,
impair,
undermine,
diminish,
impede,
weaken,
enfeeble,
have a bad effect on,
have a negative effect on,
do harm to,
vitiate,
mar,
spoil,
ruin,
blight,
blemish,
besmirch,
tarnish,
blacken,
Origin:
late Middle English: back-formation from injury.
