noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
mild
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She sustained a mild concussion in the game against the Xplosion, and was held out of action.
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Parker, who suffered a mild concussion , was monitored overnight by Dodgers officials and by his roommate, pitcher Jim Bruske.
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He was treated at Sonoma Valley Hospital for neck pain and a mild concussion , and released.
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He was found to have a mild concussion .
■ VERB
suffer
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Centre Don Caskie returns for the first time in a month after suffering concussion in Gloucester's defeat at Bath.
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Drinan suffered a concussion , a broken left hip, a broken left foot and a bruised lung in a Saturday crash.
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He claims Simeon Ferrante was suffering from concussion from a previous drop when he made the parachute jump that killed him.
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Sometimes, a player who suffers a concussion is really out of it.
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Hakkinen was taken to the circuit for a routine check after suffering minor concussion when his car crashed into a barrier.
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Parker, who suffered a mild concussion , was monitored overnight by Dodgers officials and by his roommate, pitcher Jim Bruske.
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Mr Kirwan, who suffered hypothermia, concussion , shoulder and chest injuries and bruising, was released yesterday lunchtime.
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Tocchet, who suffered a concussion , lay motionless and unconscious as the Bruins' medical staff attended to him.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The concussion blew him off his seat and shattered the window.
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The doctor said it could have been a mild concussion .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An Aikman-Turner rematch would be several years and a handful of concussions too late.
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Even if the shrapnel misses, the concussion will knock you down.
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He was rushed to hospital with cerebral concussion and a smashed-up face.
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I was unconscious for five hours, and suffered concussion and fractures.
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I went to the doctor and he agreed that it was like a concussion and that I should go home.
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The man has a broken thigh and the woman severe concussion .
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The risk of serious brain injury with a concussion is very, very low.
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This means it avoids rotational forces on its brain, which tend to shear neuronal connections and cause concussion .