Adjective:

சிதைந்துபோன,

mangled's Usage Examples:

They formed such a group of mangled corpses as would make any stout hearted man shudder.

There was nothing left of her forearm but a mangled mess.

Simon Magus had given out that he was going to be translated to heaven, and was actually careering through the air in a chariot drawn by demons when Peter and Paul knelt down and prayed, and their prayers brought him to earth a mangled corpse.

Try to get out of your warren without getting mangled in the farmer's combine harvester " .

Sheridan brought out the complete Journal in 1784 in a mangled form, but the text has as far as possible been restored by modern editors such as Forster, Rylands and Aitken.

I'd like to help clean up some articles, but I don't have a scan of the original article and find it difficult to know what mangled word is supposed to be.

The " Purusha Sukta," the 90th hymn of the tenth book of the Rig Veda, gives us the Indian version of the theory that all things were made out of the mangled limbs of Purusha, a magnified non-natural man, who was sacrificed by the gods.

Their mangled remains were hung up by the feet to a lamp-post.

As he turned, the lights of a silent ambulance bounced across the long stretch of pasture between the highway and the mangled car.

The dirty bags and sheaths are then washed, mangled and dried, and made ready for use again.

Deane was slain by a cannon-shot by the side of his colleague Monk, who threw his cloak over the mangled body.

Dusty asked, eyes going from his dinner to the mangled creature on the table in front of them.

He mangled the body of Osiris (as so many gods of all races were mangled), and tossed the fragments about.

Synonyms:

torn, injured, lacerate, lacerated,

Antonyms:

undamaged, unbroken, unimpaired, smooth, uninjured,