What is "hurt" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does hurt mean in English? Meaning of hurt definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "hurt" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "hurt": any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc.
Noun
Meaning of "hurt": be the source of pain
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle
Adjective
Meaning of "hurt": psychological suffering
Noun
Meaning of "hurt": give trouble or pain to
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": damaged inanimate objects or their value
Adjective
Meaning of "hurt": feelings of mental or physical pain
Noun
Meaning of "hurt": cause emotional anguish or make miserable
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": a damage or loss
Noun
Meaning of "hurt": cause damage or affect negatively
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": the act of damaging something or someone
Noun
Meaning of "hurt": hurt the feelings of
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": feel physical pain
Verb
Meaning of "hurt": feel pain or be in pain
Verb
Synonyms:
shot, tender, damaged, cut, aching, burned, hit, harmed, pained, sore, suffering, mutilated, impaired, struck, distressed, miffed, offended, disturbed, aggrieved, wounded, indignant, put away, rueful, sad, stricken, unhappy, resentful, umbrageous, agonized, bleeding, disfigured, warped, battered, scraped, grazed, mauled, scratched, nicked, contused, scarred, piqued, lacerated, tortured, buffeted, marred, bruised, crushed, shook, all torn up, busted up, in pain, pain, bruise, suffering, discomfort, outrage, ache, harm, distress, scratch, down, pang, disaster, blow, misfortune, ruin, wound, mark, nick, gash, mischief, sore, wrong, disservice, persecution, disadvantage, loss, soreness, ill, chop, prejudice, detriment, ouch, boo-boo, ill-treatment, black and blue, harm, mar, injure, bruise, wound, damage, sting, impair, punish, trouble, cramp, puncture, afflict, slap, torment, total, whip, belt, cut, pummel, bite, maltreat, wax, whack, kick, lacerate, prick, torture, throb, burn, punch, disable, stab, spank, spoil, ache, nip, squeeze, wring, slug, flail, pierce, blemish, tear, pinch, wing, pommel, ail, abuse, smart, lash, flog, maul, cut up, mess up, rough up, shake up, be sore, be tender, do violence, wrack up, annoy, injure, wound, sadden, upset, sting, punish, constrain, distress, afflict, displease, zing, torment, martyr, vex, vitiate, lambaste, torture, burn, abuse, aggrieve, chafe, discomfit, faze, grieve, excruciate, try, prejudice, discommode, put down, put out, martyrize, cut to the quick, give no quarter, go for jugular, hit where one lives, lay a bad trip on, lean on, thumb nose at, work over,
Antonyms:
healthy, OK, pleased, perfect, happy, comforted, cured, healed, remedied, well, health, happiness, joy, relief, advantage, miracle, prosperity, success, win, gain, profit, aid, assist, cure, remedy, comfort, cheer, pleasure, ease, benefit, blessing, good fortune, luck, kindness, help, healing, aid, assist, benefit, improve, mend, heal, release, sew, compliment, praise, protect, assuage, remedy, soothe, calm, placate, fix, help, cure, allow, close, make happy, please, give, relieve, aid, heal, delight, assist, calm, comfort, soothe, protect, praise, respect, assuage, remedy, placate, make happy, please, cure, help, let go, satisfy, approve, relieve,
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