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Synonyms for "hurting" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for hurting in English

hurting:

hurting [the ~] noun

  1. the hurting
    the hurting
  2. the hurting
    the offending; the hurting; the hurting someone's feelings
  3. the hurting
    – a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder 1
    the pain; the hurting
    – a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder 1
    • pain [the ~] noun
      • the patient developed severe pain and distension1
    • hurting [the ~] noun

hurting adj

  1. hurting
    damaging; hurting

Translation Matrix for hurting:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
damaging affecting; damaging; desecration; harming; injuring; mutilation; the harming of
hurting hurting; hurting someone's feelings; offending; pain
hurting someone's feelings hurting; hurting someone's feelings; offending
offending hurting; hurting someone's feelings; offending
pain hurting; pain aching; agony; annoyance; bother; botheration; distress; grief; infliction; misery; nuisance; pain; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; pain sensation; painful sensation; painfulness; sadness; sore; sorrow; torment; torture
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pain ail; anguish; hurt; pain; trouble
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
damaging damaging; hurting aggravating; damaging; detrimental; harm causing; incriminating; negative; prejudicial; prejudicious
offending backbiting; humiliating; indecent; injurious; insulting; objectionable; offending; offensive; scandalous; slanderous
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hurting damaging; hurting

Related Words for "hurting":


Alternate Synonyms for "hurting":


Related Definitions for "hurting":

  1. a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder1

hurting form of hurt:

to hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)

  1. to hurt
    to hurt; to aggrieve; to offend; hurt someone's feelings
  2. to hurt
    to hurt; to injure; to maul; to offend; to insult
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
    • maul verb (mauls, mauled, mauling)
    • offend verb (offends, offended, offending)
    • insult verb (insults, insulted, insulting)
  3. to hurt
    to torture; to torment; to hurt; to aggrieve; to offend
    • torture verb (tortures, tortured, torturing)
    • torment verb (torments, tormented, tormenting)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • aggrieve verb (aggrieves, aggrieved, aggrieving)
    • offend verb (offends, offended, offending)
  4. to hurt
    to hurt; to injure
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
  5. to hurt
    to injure; to hurt; to bruise; to wound
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • bruise verb (bruises, bruised, bruising)
    • wound verb (wounds, wounded, wounding)
  6. to hurt
    bring evil upon; to hurt
  7. to hurt
    to contuse; to bruise; to ache; to injure; to hurt; to wound
    • contuse verb (contuses, contused, contusing)
    • bruise verb (bruises, bruised, bruising)
    • ache verb (aches, ached, aching)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • wound verb (wounds, wounded, wounding)
  8. to hurt
    to damage; to hurt; to injure
    • damage verb (damages, damaged, damaging)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
  9. to hurt
    cause damage; to damage; to harm; to do harm; to hurt
    • damage verb (damages, damaged, damaging)
    • harm verb (harms, harmed, harming)
    • do harm verb (does harm, did harm, doing harm)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
  10. to hurt
    to be disadvantuous; to cause disadvantage; to cause someone sorrow; to harm; to damage; harm somebody; to cause injury; to hurt; to injure; to do harm
    • be disadvantuous verb (is disadvantuous, being disadvantuous)
    • cause disadvantage verb (causes disadvantage, caused disadvantage, causing disadvantage)
    • cause someone sorrow verb (causes someone sorrow, caused someone sorrow, causing someone sorrow)
    • harm verb (harms, harmed, harming)
    • damage verb (damages, damaged, damaging)
    • cause injury verb (causes injury, caused injury, causing injury)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
    • do harm verb (does harm, did harm, doing harm)
  11. to hurt
    – give trouble or pain to 1
    to hurt
    – give trouble or pain to 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
      • This exercise will hurt your back1
  12. to hurt
    – feel pain or be in pain 1
    to suffer; to hurt
    – feel pain or be in pain 1
    • suffer verb (suffers, suffered, suffering)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
  13. to hurt
    – cause damage or affect negatively 1
    to hurt; to injure
    – cause damage or affect negatively 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
      • Our business was hurt by the new competition1
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
  14. to hurt
    – cause emotional anguish or make miserable 1
    to hurt; anguish; pain
    – cause emotional anguish or make miserable 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • anguish verb
    • pain verb
      • It pains me to see my children not being taught well in school1
  15. to hurt
    – hurt the feelings of 1
    to hurt; to bruise; to offend; spite; to wound; to injure
    – hurt the feelings of 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
      • She hurt me when she did not include me among her guests1
    • bruise verb (bruises, bruised, bruising)
      • This remark really bruised my ego1
    • offend verb (offends, offended, offending)
    • spite verb
    • wound verb (wounds, wounded, wounding)
    • injure verb (injures, injured, injuring)
  16. to hurt
    – feel physical pain 1
    to suffer; to hurt; to ache
    – feel physical pain 1
    • suffer verb (suffers, suffered, suffering)
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
      • Were you hurting after the accident?1
    • ache verb (aches, ached, aching)
  17. to hurt
    – be the source of pain 1
    to hurt; to smart; to ache
    – be the source of pain 1
    • hurt verb (hurts, hurt, hurting)
    • smart verb (smarts, smarted, smarting)
    • ache verb (aches, ached, aching)

Conjugations for hurt:

present
  1. hurt
  2. hurt
  3. hurts
  4. hurt
  5. hurt
  6. hurt
simple past
  1. hurt
  2. hurt
  3. hurt
  4. hurt
  5. hurt
  6. hurt
present perfect
  1. have hurt
  2. have hurt
  3. has hurt
  4. have hurt
  5. have hurt
  6. have hurt
past continuous
  1. was hurting
  2. were hurting
  3. was hurting
  4. were hurting
  5. were hurting
  6. were hurting
future
  1. shall hurt
  2. will hurt
  3. will hurt
  4. shall hurt
  5. will hurt
  6. will hurt
continuous present
  1. am hurting
  2. are hurting
  3. is hurting
  4. are hurting
  5. are hurting
  6. are hurting
subjunctive
  1. be hurt
  2. be hurt
  3. be hurt
  4. be hurt
  5. be hurt
  6. be hurt
diverse
  1. hurt!
  2. let's hurt!
  5. hurt
  6. hurting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

hurt adj

  1. hurt
    wounded; hurt
  2. hurt
    offended; insulted; hurt
  3. hurt
    offended; hurt
  4. hurt
    – damaged inanimate objects or their value 1
    hurt; weakened
    – damaged inanimate objects or their value 1
  5. hurt
    – suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle 1
    hurt; wounded
    – suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle 1
    • hurt adj
      • ambulances...for the hurt men and women1
    • wounded adj
      • nursing his wounded arm1

hurt [the ~] noun

  1. the hurt
    the offence; the injury; the hurt; the offense
  2. the hurt
    the wound; the injury; the hurt
  3. the hurt
    – the act of damaging something or someone 1
    the harm; the hurt; the damage; the scathe
    – the act of damaging something or someone 1
  4. the hurt
    – a damage or loss 1
    the hurt; the detriment
    – a damage or loss 1
  5. the hurt
    – feelings of mental or physical pain 1
    the hurt; the suffering
    – feelings of mental or physical pain 1
  6. the hurt
    – psychological suffering 1
    the distress; the hurt; the suffering
    – psychological suffering 1
    • distress [the ~] noun
      • the death of his wife caused him great distress1
    • hurt [the ~] noun
    • suffering [the ~] noun
  7. the hurt
    – any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. 1
    the harm; the hurt; the injury; the trauma
    – any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. 1

hurt

  1. hurt
    hurt

Translation Matrix for hurt:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ache ache; aching
anguish anguish; fear; torment; torture
bruise bruise; bump; contusion; curving; lump; rounding; swelling; swollen spot
damage damage; harm; hurt; scathe damage; detriment; disadvantage; equipment casualty; harm; harming; impairment; injury; legal injury; loss; price; terms; wrong
detriment detriment; hurt damage; detriment; harm; harming; injury; loss
distress distress; hurt; suffering beastliness; distraint; distress; grief; misery; pain; sadness; sorrow; trouble
harm damage; harm; hurt; injury; scathe; trauma damage; detriment; harm; harming; impairment; injury; loss
hurt damage; detriment; distress; harm; hurt; injury; offence; offense; scathe; suffering; trauma; wound
injury harm; hurt; injury; offence; offense; trauma; wound accidental injury; combat injury; damage; detriment; harm; harming; injury; loss; wound
insult abuse; affront; contumely; insult; revilement; vilification
maul maul; sledge; sledgehammer
offence hurt; injury; offence; offense crime; criminal offence; criminal offense; delict; discourtesy; law-breaking; misbehavior; misbehaviour; misdemeanor; misdemeanour; offence; offense; offensive; offensive activity; transgression; umbrage; violation of the law
offended injured; offended
offense hurt; injury; offence; offense crime; criminal offence; criminal offense; delict; discourtesy; law-breaking; misbehavior; misbehaviour; misdemeanor; misdemeanour; offence; offense; offensive; offensive activity; transgression; umbrage; violation of the law
pain aching; agony; annoyance; bother; botheration; distress; grief; hurting; infliction; misery; nuisance; pain; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; pain sensation; painful sensation; painfulness; sadness; sore; sorrow; torment; torture
scathe damage; harm; hurt; scathe
smart smart; smarting; smartness
spite bitchiness; cattiness; envy; grudge; ill-will; jealousy; malice; maliciousness; nastiness; peevishness; pique; rancor; rancour; resentment; spite; spitefulness; surliness; testiness; tetchiness; venom
suffering distress; hurt; suffering agony; bereavement; contra; demerit; disadvantage; excruciation; loss; suffering; woe
torment agony; anguish; badgering; bedevilment; curse; harassment; pain; torment; torture; worrying
torture agony; anguish; distortion; overrefinement; pain; straining; torment; torture; torturing; twisting
trauma harm; hurt; injury; trauma psychic trauma; trauma
wound hurt; injury; wound bit-sore; combat injury; cut; incision; injury; knife wound; lesion; wound; wounding
wounded casualty; injured; maimed; wounded; wounded person
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ache ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; smart; suffer; wound ache; languish; pine; yearn; yen
aggrieve aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend; torment; torture aggrieve; damage; grieve; harm; injure
anguish anguish; hurt; pain anguish
be disadvantuous be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; discriminate
bring evil upon bring evil upon; hurt
bruise ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; offend; spite; wound bruise; contuse; damage; harm; injure
cause damage cause damage; damage; do harm; harm; hurt
cause disadvantage be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; discriminate
cause injury be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure
cause someone sorrow be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure
contuse ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound bruise; contuse
damage be disadvantuous; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure aggrieve; attack; beat up; bruise; damage; do harm; erode; harm; injure; knock about; maul; spoil
distress distress; straiten
do harm be disadvantuous; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure be dangerous; damage; do harm; harm
harm be disadvantuous; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure aggrieve; bruise; damage; do harm; harm; injure
harm somebody be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure
hurt ache; aggrieve; anguish; be disadvantuous; bring evil upon; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; contuse; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend; pain; smart; spite; suffer; torment; torture; wound
hurt someone's feelings aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend
injure ache; be disadvantuous; bruise; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; contuse; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend; spite; wound aggrieve; beat up; bruise; damage; harm; injure; knock about; maul; wound
insult hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend abuse; affront; diss; insult; revile
maul hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend beat up; damage; injure; knock about; mangle; maul
offend aggrieve; bruise; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend; spite; torment; torture; wound appal; appall; breach; break; commit a sin; do wrong; do wrongly; go against; infract; offend; outrage; pique; put out; ruffle; scandalise; scandalize; shock; sin; transgress; upset; violate; wreak evil
pain anguish; hurt; pain ail; pain; trouble
smart ache; hurt; smart
spite bruise; hurt; injure; offend; spite; wound
suffer ache; hurt; suffer atone for; endure; expiate; get; have; have to pay for; lose; meet; pay for one's mistake's; perish; set; sink; suffer; sustain; undergo
torment aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture bedevil; crucify; dun; excruciate; frustrate; rack; rag; torment; torture
torture aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture assault; batter; beat up; excruciate; molest; rack; torment; torture
wound ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; offend; spite; wound injure; wound
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hurt hurt; insulted; offended; weakened; wounded
offended hurt; insulted; offended offended; pained
smart aesthetic; agile; alert; astute; brainy; bright; brilliant; brisk; canny; chic; classical; classy; clever; crafty; educated; elegant; erudite; esthetic; first-class; first-rate; fresh; glamorous; glamourous; graceful; handsome; impertinent; impudent; in good style; in good taste; ingenious; intelligent; knowledgable; natty; nimble; overbold; perky; posh; quick; rapid; resourceful; right-thinking; sagacious; sane; sassy; saucy; sensible; sharp; shrewd; skilful; skillful; slick; sly; smart; sophisticated; spick and span; spruce; stylish; swell; tasteful; tip-top; top-notch; voguish; wily; wise
suffering enduring; miserable; suffering; wretched
weakened hurt; weakened attenuate; attenuated; cut; diminished; eased; faded; lessened; relaxed; released; slackened; thinned; vitiated; weakened
wound wound
wounded hurt; wounded hit; injured; winged; wounded
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ache ache
bruise bruise; contusion; discolloration
damage batter; damage; injury
detriment detriment
distress distress; grief; grieve; seize; sorrow
hurt hurt
injure injure; wrong
injury damage; injury
insult abuse; affront; disgrace; insult
offence fault; offence; offense; sin
offend offend; trespass
offense fault; offence; offense; sin
smart chic; dandified; foppish; smart; smartly dressed; striking; stylish; very elegant; witty
suffer pay for; suffer
torment torment; torture
torture torment; torture
wound wound
wounded lacerated; mangled; wounded
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
insulted hurt; insulted; offended
suffer suffer

Related Words for "hurt":


Alternate Synonyms for "hurt":


Antonyms for "hurt":


Related Definitions for "hurt":

  1. damaged inanimate objects or their value1
  2. suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle1
    • ambulances...for the hurt men and women1
  3. the act of damaging something or someone1
  4. a damage or loss1
  5. feelings of mental or physical pain1
  6. psychological suffering1
  7. any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc.1
  8. give trouble or pain to1
    • This exercise will hurt your back1
  9. feel pain or be in pain1
  10. cause damage or affect negatively1
    • Our business was hurt by the new competition1
  11. cause emotional anguish or make miserable1
  12. hurt the feelings of1
    • She hurt me when she did not include me among her guests1
  13. feel physical pain1
    • Were you hurting after the accident?1
  14. be the source of pain1

Related Synonyms for hurting


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