Verb:

சிராய்த்துக் காயப்படுத்து,

lacerate's Usage Examples:

It was Labor hopeful Nathan Oley who was thoroughly lacerated at the Columbia Road Tenants ' Residents Association's hustings last night.

This order allows you to grind the leaves into the sugar, giving the sugar a chance to lacerate the mint leaves and draw out the mint essence.

lacerated wounds; there were more wounds on other parts of the head.

Latimer was severely lacerated by some of the barbed wire in the well.

Among the Semites and Tatars worshippers lacerate themselves before the god.

Ziggy's back is so badly lacerated he has to take time off to recover.

lacerated thigh of a grenadier, whose flesh had been torn off by a hand-grenade.

laceratee script is a marvel of intelligent, provocative writing, blending Murrow's lacerating monologs with a jagged, cynical journalistic humor.

For her a new temple was built, and a college of priests (Bellonarii) instituted to conduct her fanatical rites, the prominent feature of which was to lacerate themselves and sprinkle the blood on the spectators (Tibullus i.

laceratea has rammed home that message once more, with lacerating force.

You'd have published photographs of their lacerated backsides.

Synonyms:

snap, bust, tear, rupture,

Antonyms:

laugh, linger, benevolence, uncoiled, undamaged,