Traumatic

What do we mean by traumatic?

Of, caused by, or causing trauma.

Of or relating to wounds; applied to wounds.

Adapted to the cure of wounds; vulnerary.

Produced by wounds.

Emotionally disturbing or distressing. relating to or causing psychological trauma. relating to or denoting physical injury. Urban Dictionary

To be so shocked/stunned by something, possibly to the point of functionally abnormally. Urban Dictionary

Traumatizer is the name of someone who wants to provoke traumas on people and make people traumatized or mentally ill. The term is also use to a kind of trolls that only works focusing on traumatize people and make people get PTSD. Traumatizers on internet can also be referred as cybertraumatizers and as webtraumatizers, working with cybertrauma/webtrauma, that is basically a form of trauma and PTSD that happens due internet and/or on internet. Urban Dictionary

Ongoing ptsd in new york Urban Dictionary

To be subjected to everlasting shock Urban Dictionary

An event or action that combines the effects of trauma and dramatics. Urban Dictionary

An extremely traumatized blueberry, most likely because you ate it's family Urban Dictionary

Recalling a deeply disturbing/distressing bitter indignation that resulted from past treatment. Urban Dictionary

An experience that has caused mild to severe phantom stress on a person. In an attempt to make such events easier to talk about, these cases can be referred to as bruh moments, major Ls, or big oofs. Traumatic events often result in flashbacks due to certain words, images, sounds, or actions, known as triggers. Urban Dictionary

When your rizz is so bad to the point it traumatizes people and will possibly give them ptsd. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to traumatic:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word traumatic:
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Words that rhyme with traumatic:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe traumatic:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective traumatic:
injury, event, experience, events, disorder, experiences, injuries, stress, memories, lesions, rupture, shock, neurosis, arthritis, origin, memory, dislocation, syndrome, situation, neuroses, cases, occlusion, loss, incident, effect, disorders, effects, epilepsy, amnesia, cataract, situations, wounds, symptoms, aneurysm, episode, reactions, impact, hemorrhage, lesion, incidents, damage, amputation, causes, aneurysms, past, fistula, cyst, death, separation, paraplegia, hyphema, dislocations, hematoma, delivery, hysteria, disruption, hernia, moment, tetanus, headache, syndromes, fractures, coma, reaction, tap, exposure, circumstances, episodes, pain, neuroma, instability, necrosis, inflammation, childhood, cysts, grief, ulcer, fever, wound, edema, ulcers, neuropathy, fracture, pneumothorax, synovitis, defects, perforation, paralysis, amputations.

Words that sound like traumatic:
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