Mutilated - English meaning

Mutilated – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on.
Usage examples:
Most of the prisoners had been mutilated
Synonims:
Mangle Maim Disfigure Cut to pieces Cut up Hack up Butcher Dismember Tear limb from limb Tear apart Lacerate

verb
Past simple and past participle of mutilate
Usage examples:
Her body had been mutilated beyond recognition., self-hatred apparently drove her to mutilate her o…

Mutilated translation into English

Mutilated: translate from English into Chinese

残缺不全

Mutilated: translate from English into Dutch

Verminkt

Mutilated: translate from English into French

Mutilé

Mutilated: translate from English into German

Verstümmelt

Mutilated: translate from English into Hindi

विकृत, बिगड़े हुए, कटे-फटे, विकलांग

Mutilated: translate from English into Italian

Mutilato, Monco

Mutilated: translate from English into Korean

훼손된

Mutilated: translate from English into Russian

Изувеченный, Изуродованный, Искалеченный, Искаженный, Увечный

Mutilated: translate from English into Spanish

Mutilado

Word origin

early 16th century: from Latin mutilat- ‘maimed, mutilated, lopped off’, from the verb mutilare, from mutilus ‘maimed’.

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Mutilated – similar words

mutilation

noun
The action of mutilating or being mutilated.
Usage examples:
A culture which found any mutilation of the body abhorrent

noun
The act of damaging something severely, especially by violently removing a part
Usage examples:
He admitted to the murder and mutilation of 16 young men., she views cosmetic surgery as unwarrante…

Mutilation - all meanings in English

mutilating

verb
Inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on.
Usage examples:
Most of the prisoners had been mutilated

verb
Present participle of mutilate
Usage examples:
Her body had been mutilated beyond recognition., self-hatred apparently drove her to mutilate her o…

Mutilating - all meanings in English

mutilates

verb
Inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on.
Usage examples:
Most of the prisoners had been mutilated

verb
To damage very seriously, esp. by violently removing a part
Usage examples:
[ u ] creatures living in the woods were blamed for the mutilation of animals in the village.

Mutilates - all meanings in English

mutilate

verb
Inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on.
Usage examples:
Most of the prisoners had been mutilated

verb
Destroy or injure severely

verb
To damage very seriously, esp. by violently removing a part
Usage examples:
[ u ] creatures living in the woods were blamed for the mutilation of animals in the village.

Mutilate - all meanings in English

Mutilated synonims

butcher

ˈbʊtʃ.ər

noun
A person whose trade is cutting up and selling meat in a shop.
Usage examples:
Markets often have butchers or cooked meat shops that specialize in the head and trotters, that is,…

verb
Slaughter or cut up (an animal) for food.
Usage examples:
A ban on butchering downer cows - animals that stagger, can't walk, or exhibit other signs of bse-w…

adjective
Having an appearance or other qualities of a type traditionally seen as masculine.
Usage examples:
A butch woman in a baseball cap

Butcher - all meanings in English

disfigure

verb
Spoil the appearance of.
Usage examples:
Litter disfigures the countryside

verb
To spoil completely the appearance of someone or something
Usage examples:
She was horribly disfigured by burns.

Disfigure - all meanings in English

dismember

verb
Cut off the limbs of (a person or animal).
Usage examples:
He watched a doctor dismember the body

verb
To cut a body, esp. of an animal, into pieces

Dismember - all meanings in English

lacerate

verb
Tear or make deep cuts in (flesh or skin).
Usage examples:
The point had lacerated his neck

verb
To cut or tear something, esp. flesh
Usage examples:
His face and hands were lacerated by the flying glass., [ c ] justina was treated for a scalp lacer…

Lacerate - all meanings in English

maim

verb
Wound or injure (a person or animal) so that part of the body is permanently damaged.
Usage examples:
100,000 soldiers were killed or maimed

verb
Injure or wound seriously and leave permanent disfiguration

verb
To injure a person so severely that a part of that person's body will no longer work correctly or is completely lacking
Usage examples:
[ t ] many civilians have been maimed by land mines.

Maim - all meanings in English

mangle

verb
Destroy or severely damage by tearing or crushing.
Usage examples:
The car was mangled almost beyond recognition

noun
A machine having two or more rollers turned by a handle, between which wet laundry is squeezed to remove excess moisture.
Usage examples:
‘if i wasn't at school, i had to turn the handle on the mangle while mum put the sheets through,’ p…

verb
Press or squeeze with a mangle.
Usage examples:
The hard household labour often involved pounding clothes in a dolly tub and mangling them with a h…

Mangle - all meanings in English

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