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inflict
verb (inflicted , inflicting ) (esp inflict something on someone) to impose (something unpleasant, eg a blow, defeat or pain) on them, or make them suffer it ordered twenty lashes to be inflicted on the prisoner could not inflict my rowdy family on you .
[16c: from Latin infligere , inflictum to strike against]
inflictable adjective .
inflicter or inflictor noun .
infliction noun
1 an act of inflicting.
2 something that is inflicted.
verb (inflicted , inflicting ) (esp inflict something on someone) to impose (something unpleasant, eg a blow, defeat or pain) on them, or make them suffer it ordered twenty lashes to be inflicted on the prisoner could not inflict my rowdy family on you .
[16c: from Latin infligere , inflictum to strike against]
inflictable adjective .
inflicter or inflictor noun .
infliction noun
1 an act of inflicting.
2 something that is inflicted.
| inflict A word sometimes confused with this one is afflict. |
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