Injure is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INJURE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to harm or do hurt to
• do physical harm or damage to (someone)
• harm or impair (something)
• do injustice or wrong to (someone).
• hurt physically or mentally
• To do harm to; to impair the excellence and value of; to hurt; to damage; -- used in a variety of senses; as: (a) To hurt or wound, as the person; to impair soundness, as of health. (b) To damage or lessen the value of, as goods or estate. (c) To slander, tarnish, or impair, as reputation or character. (d) To impair or diminish, as happiness or virtue. (e) To give pain to, as the sensibilities or the feelings; to grieve; to annoy. (f) To impair, as the intellect or mind.
• cause injuries or bodily harm to
• hurt the feelings of
• cause damage or affect negatively
• suffer physical harm or damage to (a part of one's body)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to do or cause injury to

Words related to INJURE

dere5 injurable18 injured15 injurer14 injurers15 injures14 injuring16 wound9

Words that contain INJURE

injured15 injurer14 injures14 injurers15 reinjure15 reinjured17 reinjures16 uninjured17

How to use INJURE in a sentence

• Though he professed too much gratitude to my grandmother to injure any of her descendants, he had poured vile language into the ears of her innocent great-grandchild.
• If one kind of crop is grown continuously on one piece of land the soil becomes infested with the insects and diseases which injure that particular crop.
• If allowed to stand, the liquid would injure instead of doing good, and even if artificially warmed would not be so beneficial as the new milk.
• I would have you know, that if you kill such an one as I am, you will injure yourselves more than you will injure me.
• But either the brigand wavered between his loyalty to the Duke or the Duchessa, or he feared to injure Tato, for he hesitated to obey and the moments were precious.
• He realized that in attacking it he was to create powerful enemies who would do their utmost to injure him and interfere with his work.
• Such people only injure a settlement, and you should be glad to be rid of them.
• If we cannot hinder vessels from entering our harbors, we should turn our attention to the putting it out of their power to lie, or come to, before a town, to injure it.
• Pardon and privilege of clergy shall henceforth be abolished, that none may be induced to injure through hope of impunity.
• In killing the animal, care is taken not to injure the heart, which is treated with great ceremony.
• We had trouble with Baxter at school and later on out West, and ever since that time he has been trying to injure us.
• These are fatal to the hair, and generally injure the scalp.
• Gaston has no right to injure your future by playing a game with you that you in no wise understand.
• But if he injure me personally, I would forgive him.
• He has been trying to injure you ever since you entered the academy, and he has said here to-night that he proposed doing me up to square an old score after he had finished you.
• If he could annoy or thwart Jasper he would have been glad to do it, but he did not desire to injure him physically.
• Those who know your story would sooner think of giving you a public reception, than of saying or doing anything to injure your feelings.
• I think we should let people seek their own ideals of happiness, when they break no law, and injure no other life by it.
• The consequence was that none understood, And the wildest rumors started Of something intended to help the good And injure the evil-hearted.
• To injure at any price, no matter when, no matter whom, no matter where, was a matter of duty.
• It is only when their foes have tried in vain to injure them that they enter the conflict.
• It should, however, be observed, that the principal art of drying hops is in doing it as quickly as possible, so as not to injure them in their colour.
• Acts that injure the mental and spiritual development of the group are even more immoral than those which interfere with the physical well-being.
• It was leather which neither rain nor sun would injure.
• Thus the image of the unknown person whom I am about to injure brings my zeal to a sudden check.
• But if Free Trade would injure the market for the natural products of the soil, it did not bring any compensating advantages by helping industry.
• That in promoting the drying of the leaf, fire should not be resorted to, because the smoke would impart to it a flavor that would injure that of the tobacco itself.
• These depraved passions injure those who nourish them in their hearts.
• The strong and the brave are never cruel, they do not willingly injure others nor hurt their feelings.
• What motive could there be to injure him? He was not in the boundless forest of the West, roamed by predatory savages, but in a land of law, and order, and religion.

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