injure in Latin
injure in Latin is noceo — injure means to physically hurt a person or animal.
injure in Latin
noceo
(transitive) To wound or cause physical harm to a living creature.
What does "injure" mean?
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verb To physically hurt a person or animal.
"She injured her ankle jumping off the wall."
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verb To damage someone's reputation, feelings, or interests.
"The rumors injured his standing within the company."
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injure in a sentence
- She injured her ankle jumping off the wall.
- Two workers were injured in the factory accident.
- The rumors injured his standing within the company.
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What is "injure" in Latin?
"injure" in Latin is noceo. injure means: To physically hurt a person or animal.
How do you use "injure" in a sentence?
Example: "She injured her ankle jumping off the wall." In Latin, "injure" is noceo.
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