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Meanings of horrific injuries in English

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Usage of horrific injuries in English
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No amount of money could compensate for the horrific injuries he has suffered.
The Irish Times
2
Speaking to the BBC, he described seeing people with horrific injuries.
BBC
3
He too suffered horrific injuries and died where he had fallen.
News.com.au
4
Evidence of horrific injuries which killed a two year old boy.
Radio NZ
5
Many children could have been saved from horrific injuries if this law was enforced.
The Irish Times
6
A theatre make-up man uses his art to create some horrific injuries on the 'victims'.
Radio NZ
7
Mr Hands said some of them had horrific injuries.
Radio NZ
8
They terrorise people and animals; they cause horrific injuries.
The Irish Times
9
Three died and dozens suffered horrific injuries when bombs were detonated at the finish line.
The South African
10
The description of the victim Reeva Steenkamp's horrific injuries appear beyond nauseating to the athlete.
The Guardian
11
When she meets a woman with horrific injuries she finds a reason to celebrate life.
Radio NZ
12
The victims suffered " horrific injuries" from a weapon fired in close proximity, he added.
Reuters
13
Doctors treating the wounded pouring out say they suffer from horrific injuries from shelling and gunfire.
Reuters
14
An autopsy later found he suffered horrific injuries to his body, including to his rectum and penis.
News.com.au
15
Mary Jane Kelly's mutilated body was found in her bed on November 9 with similar horrific injuries.
News.com.au
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Doctors treating the wounded pouring out say they are suffering from horrific injuries from shelling and gunfire.
Reuters
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Horrific injuries across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common