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mutilations

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun mutilation has 1 sense
  1. mutilation - an injury that deprives you of a limb or other important body part
    --1 is a kind of
    injury, accidental injury
    --1 has particulars: dismemberment, taking apart
    Derived forms: verb mutilate1, verb mutilate3

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Mutilations

Description:

Mutilations refer to the act of intentionally causing severe damage or injury to a body part, usually resulting in its deformity or disfigurement.

Senses:

  1. Noun: The intentional or unintentional act of disfiguring or damaging a body part.
  2. Plural noun: A collective term for various deliberate or accidental disfigurements inflicted on humans or animals.

Usages:

Popular:

In popular culture, there are numerous references to mutilations in horror movies, where graphic depictions of body part removal or damage are shown to create a sense of fear and shock among viewers.

Example: The movie showcased horrifying mutilations, ensuring the audience's heart raced with fear throughout.

Local:

In certain regions, mutilations have unfortunately been used as a means of punishment or as a practice with cultural or religious significance. These instances often involve intentional disfigurement or removal of specific body parts.

Example: The tribal ritual involved scarification, or deliberate mutilations to mark one's allegiance to the community.

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