Concussion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCUSSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a stunning effect from a hard blow
• temporary unconsciousness or confusion and other symptoms caused by a blow on the head
• a violent shock as from a heavy blow
• A shaking or agitation; a shock; caused by the collision of two bodies.
• A condition of lowered functional activity, without visible structural change, produced in an organ by a shock, as by fall or blow; as, a concussion of the brain.
• The unlawful forcing of another by threats of violence to yield up something of value.
• injury to the brain caused by a blow; usually resulting in loss of consciousness
• any violent blow
• a stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow; a jarring injury of the brain resulting in disturbance of cerebral function; a hard blow or collision

Words related to CONCUSSION

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Words that contain CONCUSSION

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How to use CONCUSSION in a sentence

• We cannot enter minutely into the train of circumstances which for several years brought Maurice and Barneveldt into perpetual concussion with each other.
• Lancelot, who had had a severe concussion of the brain and a broken leg, kept his bed for a few weeks, and his room for a few more.
• By this means the wall is freed from concussion and pressure.
• Concussion is therefore greater to the fore-feet than to the hind.
• But destruction to this terrestrial orb and its teeming inhabitants, may be more speedily brought about than by a concussion with these celestial agents.
• The hip can be fixed all right, but the concussion may be worse than it looks.
• One or two men were struck, while others died from the effect of the concussion on their brains.
• His wife, watching him, felt a thrill of sympathy for the unfortunate who was to get the full force of that concussion.
• For a moment he poised before his man, head lifted, eyes on the second dazed with the concussion.
• The concussion was so great that the basket was dashed to the pavement.
• The concussion was frequently so great that my claws could not hold to the perch, and I would be tossed helplessly from side to side with my feathers ruffled and broken.
• If a nation have nothing to oppose or to fear without, it cannot escape decay and concussion within.
• The explosion caused his hat to disappear and the concussion projected him into a dug-out.
• At the present moment a howitzer is going strong behind this, and the concussion is tremendous.
• You may know that you are not aiming at him, but the concussion of the air near the end of the barrel is terrific, and your friend may have a split ear drum as a result.
• Ships at anchor in the road, though several miles distant from the shore, are strongly sensible of the concussion.
• This is usually sufficient to prevent the breaking of the glass by the concussion of the air in the room, and not enough to attract attention from without.
• It was better, he said, that after concussion the brain should have for a while repose in unconsciousness.
• They tell me that a concussion shell has struck him since and part of his body was blown over to our lines.
• Stewart, suffering from concussion, lay insensible all day and all of the night.
• Then, far and faint, as though coming along tortuous passages from distances above, a muffled concussion smote their ears.
• The concussion was tremendous, shaking the ship through every beam.
• From 50 to 100 yards they are killed by the force of the concussion of the air.
• I stood listening, with my hip pressed against the lock to hold it firm against the next concussion.

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