maimings's Usage Examples:

killed and 38 seriously injured in 1909, up from six fatalities and 14 maimings in 1908.

could have had no involvement in the animal maimings.

Inspector Campbell headed enquiries into the maimings and from an early stage considered Edalji a.

of many hundreds— given in the petition, of cruel wrongs, deaths, and maimings for life received by helpless child-wives at the hands of brutal husbands.

was a feeling among them that there were too many accidents, too many maimings, too many deaths.

of people it affected; it was the manner in which most of the killings, maimings, and dismemberings were done.

harassment incidents to the animal population, resulting in a few deaths and maimings, resulted in a protective fence erected around the Zoo campus, and entrance.

flourish briefly and then disappear, as the mass media move on to fresh maimings and new collective tragedies".

There was a moral panic in reaction to a series of horse maimings in southern England during the 1990s, extensively reported in the tabloid.

Incidents of abductions, maimings and even bestial killings by witchdoctors and their helpers, are regularly.

MST, landowners and the government accused each other of the killings, maimings and property damage.

include murder, rape, abduction, torture, beatings, robberies, and cattle-maimings.

Synonyms:

cripple; lame; mutilate; wound; mar; injure;

Antonyms:

strengthen; strong; fit; uncoiled;