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mutilation

noun as in emasculation

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noun as in tear

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Trump has called to prohibit gender-affirming care for youth in every state, calling it mutilation.

As to the gory that was Rome, there are brawls, murders, mutilations, executions, death by CGI wild animal and multi-chariot pileups.

"The bodies, wrapped in bags and secured by nylon ropes, had visible marks of torture and mutilation," the watchdog said, noting that the dump site was less than 100 metres from a local police station.

From BBC

There were hundreds of bodies scattered across southern Israel, bearing various signs of abuse: burns, bullet holes, signs of mutilation, marks indicating bodies were bound.

Respiratory illness is commonplace among farmed pigs, and bodily mutilations without pain relief are standard practice.

From Salon

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

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