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trau·ma·tize

 (trô′mə-tīz′, trou′-)
tr.v. trau·ma·tized, trau·ma·tiz·ing, trau·ma·tiz·es
1. To wound or injure (a tissue), as in a surgical operation.
2. To subject to psychological trauma.
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traumatized

(ˈtrɔːməˌtaɪzd) or

traumatised

adj
emotionally or psychologically distressed or upset, esp lastingly
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Translations

traumatized

[ˈtrɔːmətaɪzd] traumatised (British) adjtraumatisé(e)
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traumatized

a. traumatizado.
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In a lengthy Instagram post, Olivia wrote her body and mind were traumatized and she is still recovering from the bad experience.
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Objective: To examine the outcomes such as delinquency, pro-sociality and future orientation as a consequence of trauma exposure in traumatized adolescents with and without posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) along with examining the mediating role of PTSD.
A school in Hyde, England, staged an elf "murder-mystery" Wednesday, leaving children "traumatized." The Year-4 classroom was turned into a "crime scene" as part of a Christmas-themed writing exercise.
Objective: To evaluate the effect of extrusion on immature permanent tooth PBF values during a 6-month post-trauma period and to compare the accuracy of cold tests on pulp sensibility of traumatized teeth with that of electric pulp tests (EPT).
Synopsis: "Treating the Traumatized Child: A Step-by-Step Family Systems Approach" by Scott P.
Bradley, a psychotherapist who works with vulnerable children and young people and a consultant and trainer for organizations in residential care and fostering and adoption agencies in the UK, and Kinchington, a professor of education and health in the UK, outline theories of therapeutic work and practice with traumatized children and young people through an attachment-informed model for treatment and assessment of their emotional needs.
Thousands of displaced children traumatized by the armed conflict in Marawi City received toys, books and recreational materials on Tuesday to help in their psycho-social treatment.
This study focused on the periodontal health of traumatized teeth of young boys from schools in Lahore (n=449).
Students who've been traumatized during their childhood can come to school with a profound mistrust of adults because they've never formed healthy attachments.