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View definitions for punctured

punctured

adjective as in deflated

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Weak match

adjective as in punched

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Tate McDermott’s dart around the fringes punctured the hosts close in for Australia’s second.

From BBC

We do not know what 2025 will bring and forecasts of doom could well be punctured by the mere dismal reality of gross incompetence; the future may just be dumb.

From Salon

Nearly 1,000 miles northwest, green and yellow Green Bay Packers flags punctured the otherwise dreary, rainy gray skies, as the Wisconsin faithful replaced their trademark cheesehead hats with ponchos and tried to stay dry under pop-up tents before their contest with the Detroit Lions.

The two boys were discovered in their beds a few minutes later and had suffered skull fractures and injuries to their ribs, spleen, a punctured lung and internal bleeding.

From BBC

Sheriff Bianco attributed Solis’s death to suffocation and blood loss after his jugular vein was punctured.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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