traumatically

But very early in the story, these parents are traumatically separated from their young.

But if we get caught, our lives can be traumatically affected.

It is also why so many return, in all sports, for suddenly and traumatically they feel naked, unimportant.

Now children began to be weaned traumatically at an early age and subject to parental authority in childhood.

This punishment, rather than bringing Bull "to his senses," affected him traumatically.

He had been so traumatically mutilated it seemed an attempt might have been made to turn him inside out.

Environmental problems have altered products and operations but hardly as traumatically as in many other industries.

Others wonder if he is always in pursuit of a father figure, after traumatically losing his father at such a tender age.

"He then landed very traumatically flat on his abdomen.

In one morning the shelter of distance was traumatically obliterated, the skies made a lot less spacious.

In a third they were in a contest with a lion, and many had been traumatically injured by the battle.

At worst Chastain was already dead, suffocated or traumatically exposed by a pressure failure.

Love had slipped through Rab's fingers a few times, and most recently and traumatically, several months ago.

She is also fighting to include veterans who have been traumatically wounded as a result of deployment-related vaccines.

The functioning of the anal canal can be damaged, traumatically or atraumatically.

TBI is present in 85% of traumatically injured children, either alone or with other injuries.

"The 1987 experience taught people, rather traumatically, that things can go wrong," Ms. Hochstein said.

Please understand that a high percent- age of people who suffer traumatically induced psychotic breaks recover eventually.

It's too bad; your killing a child even in the guise of a dangerous dinosaur would have bound you over to us, traumatically but completely.

Amirian was traumatically affected because of the massacre.

Public and private have merged traumatically.

It was the size of a chimpanzee, and shared with its siblings the appearance of something traumatically wounded.

They'd be lost without them-hopelessly, helplessly, and traumatically.

And in the most excruciating test of his character, his work and personal life converge traumatically.