injured
/'indʤəd/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Physically harmed: Having suffered damage or wounding to the body.
- Emotionally hurt: Having suffered harm to one's feelings, pride, or dignity; offended.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The injured player was carried off the field. (The player who was physically hurt was taken away.)
- She spoke in an injured tone after the criticism. (She spoke in a tone that showed she felt emotionally hurt.)
Advanced Usage
- "to feel injured": to feel wronged or unfairly treated.
- He felt injured by their lack of trust. (He felt wronged because they did not trust him.)
- "the injured party": the person or group who has been wronged or harmed in a dispute or accident.
- The court will compensate the injured party. (The court will pay damages to the person who was harmed.)
Variants and Related Words
- Injure (verb): To cause physical or emotional harm.
- Careless words can injure someone's feelings.
- Injury (noun): An instance of being injured; a wound or damage.
- He suffered a serious injury to his leg.
Synonyms
- Hurt: To cause pain or injury (verb); physically or emotionally damaged (adjective).
- Wounded: Injured, especially by a cut or break in the skin.
- Wronged: Treated unjustly or harmed morally.
Related Phrases
- Injured pride: A feeling of being humiliated or having one's self-respect damaged.
- His injured pride prevented him from apologizing. (His damaged self-respect stopped him from saying sorry.)
- Injured look/expression: A facial expression showing that one feels offended or hurt.
- She gave him an injured look when he forgot her birthday.
Adjective
- harmed
- injured soldiers
- injured feelings