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mutilate

[myoot-l-eyt] / ˈmyut lˌeɪt /


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DeSantis presented a narrative that expert panels in the nation’s major medical associations have said is false, such as the idea that children are routinely being “mutilated.”

From Washington Times

They exchanged messages about how they would like to mutilate members of the British and American armed forces.

From BBC

I have read the histories of communities consumed by the desire to not only kill, but to mutilate.

From Seattle Times

"You see the blood coming out. You see like there is blood and we realised that she had died in the Bondo society after she was mutilated."

From BBC

The debris mounds had further scarred a landscape already mutilated by the earthquakes, and it was unsettling.

From Washington Post