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Inflict

to bear feel or suffer as to inflict blows to inflict a wound with a dagger to inflict severe pain by

tort of intentionally or negligently causing emotional distress called also infliction of mental distress see also emotional distress

the act of inflicting or imposing as the infliction of torment or of punishment

causing infliction acting as an infliction

one who inflicts

assault that is classified as a felony and involves the infliction of serious bodily injury by the use of a dangerous

put to improper or excessive use narcotics 2 a to inflict physical or emotional mistreatment or injury on as one s

employer for any reason whatsoever otherwise that as a punishment inflicted by way of disciplinary action and do not include termination

the bill of rights of 1688 ought not to be inflicted the peine forte et dure see that title is also

being disproportionate to the offense nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted u s constitution amend viii see also gregg v georgia

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