maims (Meaning)
maims
to commit the felony of mayhem upon, to mutilate, disfigure or wound seriously, to mutilate, disfigure, or wound seriously compare mayhem, a serious loss, to wound seriously, serious physical injury, loss of a member of the body, to injure or disfigure badly
Synonyms & Antonyms of maims
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Synonyms:
- pelts
- whips
- gores
- belts
- whacks
- torments
- kneecaps
- flogs
- lashes
- thwacks
- harms
- buffets
- thumps
- swipes
- bangs
- mauls
- beats
- spanks
- thrashes
- pounds
- lambastes
- murders
- bashes
- impairs
- bludgeons
- boxes
- hobbles
- wings
- hamstrings
- wallops
- lambasts
- tortures
- pummels
- smacks
- smashes
- mangles
- swats
- slaps
- licks
- batters
- breaks
- laces
- punches
- drubs
- socks
- hammers
- roughs (up)
- pastes
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maims Sentence Examples
- The vicious attack left him with injuries that maimed him for life.
- The explosion maimed several innocent bystanders who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
- He bore the scars of a childhood accident that nearly maimed his hand.
- The wild animal lashed out, maiming its trainer during the circus performance.
- Landmines planted during the war continue to maim civilians long after the conflict has ended.
- The surgeon worked tirelessly to repair the damage caused by the accident and prevent it from maiming the patient permanently.
- The reckless driver caused a car crash that maimed several passengers in the other vehicle.
- The hunter aimed carefully to ensure he didn't maim the animal unnecessarily.
- The industrial accident resulted in machinery malfunction that maimed several workers.
- Despite the risks, he continued his dangerous hobby of handling explosives, risking maiming himself and others.
FAQs About the word maims
to commit the felony of mayhem upon, to mutilate, disfigure or wound seriously, to mutilate, disfigure, or wound seriously compare mayhem, a serious loss, to
disables, scars, incapacitates, wounds,cripples, mutilates, injures, kills, disfigures, hits
remedies,heals, doctors, cures, renews,rehabilitates, fixes, restores, mends, repairs
The vicious attack left him with injuries that maimed him for life.
The explosion maimed several innocent bystanders who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
He bore the scars of a childhood accident that nearly maimed his hand.
The wild animal lashed out, maiming its trainer during the circus performance.
