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Definition of infliction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
painact causing physical or emotional pain
- The infliction of the injury was accidental.
2.
emotionsource of trouble or unhappiness
- His constant complaints were an infliction to everyone.
Origin of infliction
Latin, inflictio (a striking against)
Terms with infliction included in their meaning
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punishment
infliction of severe pain for punishment or interrogation
abuse
ongoing and deliberate infliction of pain or suffering
infliction
the act of inflicting severe pain on someone
pain
deliberate infliction of pain on oneself
Examples of infliction in a sentence
Infliction of such pain is inhumane. Her negativity was an infliction on the team. The infliction of his harsh words lingered.
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- French:infliction, affliction, ...
- German:Zufügung, Plage, ...
- Italian:inflizione, ...
- Spanish:provocación, aflicción, ...
- Portuguese:inflição, aborrecimento, ...
- Chinese:加害, 折磨, ...
- Japanese:加害, 苦痛, ...
- Arabic:إلحاق, بَلاء, ...
- Hebrew:גְּרִימָה, מַטְרָד, ...
- Russian:причинение, источник раздражения, ...
- Ukrainian:завдання болю, джерело неприємностей, ...
- Hindi:चोट पहुँचाना, सिरदर्द, ...
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