inflicted (Meaning)

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inflicted (imp. & p. p.)

of Inflict

The hurricane's wrath inflicted severe damage on the coastal towns.
The accident victim endured unimaginable pain inflicted by the collision.
The bully inflicted relentless harassment on his weaker classmates.
The government's austerity measures inflicted hardship on the most vulnerable citizens.
The abusive language inflicted deep emotional wounds on the victim.
The disease inflicted debilitating symptoms upon its sufferers.
The loss of a loved one inflicted an immeasurable amount of grief.
The financial crisis inflicted severe economic consequences on businesses and individuals.
The environmental disaster inflicted irreparable harm on marine life.
The war inflicted unspeakable horrors and atrocities on innocent civilians.

of Inflict

imposed, brought, forced, created, spawned, generated, invoked, made, produced,induced

No antonyms found.

The hurricane's wrath inflicted severe damage on the coastal towns.

The accident victim endured unimaginable pain inflicted by the collision.

The bully inflicted relentless harassment on his weaker classmates.

The government's austerity measures inflicted hardship on the most vulnerable citizens.