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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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traumatize

(ˈtrɔːməˌtaɪz) or

traumatise

vb
1. (Pathology) (tr) to wound or injure (the body)
2. (Psychiatry) to subject or be subjected to mental trauma
ˌtraumatiˈzation, ˌtraumatiˈsation n
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trau•ma•tize

(ˈtraʊ məˌtaɪz, ˈtrɔ-)

v.t. -tized, -tiz•ing.
1. to cause a trauma in or to: to be traumatized by a childhood experience.
2. to injure (tissues) by force or by thermal, chemical, etc., agents.
[1900–05]
trau`ma•ti•za′tion, n.
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traumatize


Past participle: traumatized
Gerund: traumatizing

Imperative
traumatize
traumatize
Present
I traumatize
you traumatize
he/she/it traumatizes
we traumatize
you traumatize
they traumatize
Preterite
I traumatized
you traumatized
he/she/it traumatized
we traumatized
you traumatized
they traumatized
Present Continuous
I am traumatizing
you are traumatizing
he/she/it is traumatizing
we are traumatizing
you are traumatizing
they are traumatizing
Present Perfect
I have traumatized
you have traumatized
he/she/it has traumatized
we have traumatized
you have traumatized
they have traumatized
Past Continuous
I was traumatizing
you were traumatizing
he/she/it was traumatizing
we were traumatizing
you were traumatizing
they were traumatizing
Past Perfect
I had traumatized
you had traumatized
he/she/it had traumatized
we had traumatized
you had traumatized
they had traumatized
Future
I will traumatize
you will traumatize
he/she/it will traumatize
we will traumatize
you will traumatize
they will traumatize
Future Perfect
I will have traumatized
you will have traumatized
he/she/it will have traumatized
we will have traumatized
you will have traumatized
they will have traumatized
Future Continuous
I will be traumatizing
you will be traumatizing
he/she/it will be traumatizing
we will be traumatizing
you will be traumatizing
they will be traumatizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been traumatizing
you have been traumatizing
he/she/it has been traumatizing
we have been traumatizing
you have been traumatizing
they have been traumatizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been traumatizing
you will have been traumatizing
he/she/it will have been traumatizing
we will have been traumatizing
you will have been traumatizing
they will have been traumatizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been traumatizing
you had been traumatizing
he/she/it had been traumatizing
we had been traumatizing
you had been traumatizing
they had been traumatizing
Conditional
I would traumatize
you would traumatize
he/she/it would traumatize
we would traumatize
you would traumatize
they would traumatize
Past Conditional
I would have traumatized
you would have traumatized
he/she/it would have traumatized
we would have traumatized
you would have traumatized
they would have traumatized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.traumatize - inflict a trauma upon
injure - cause injuries or bodily harm to
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traumatize

verb devastate, disturb, overwhelm, distress, dismay, knock for six (informal), deeply upset young children traumatized by their parents' deaths
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traumatize

verb
To inflict physical or mental injury or distress on:
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Translations

traumatize

[ˈtrɔːmətaɪz] VTtraumatizar
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traumatize

[ˈtrɔːmətaɪz] traumatise (British) vttraumatiser
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traumatize

vt (Med, Psych) → traumatisieren
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traumatize

vt traumatizar
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