noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
emotional
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Check the seismograph for past emotional earthquake and trauma .
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No one was killed or even harmed, except for the emotional trauma caused by the exaggerated reports of peril.
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Considering the possibility of emotional trauma resulting from such a programme is crucial.
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The emotional trauma caused her to be briefly hospitalized.
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Interestingly, only one of the nine families with an affected child had an above average level of emotional trauma .
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For all her bravery and determination, she is not over the emotional trauma of being raped.
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So your Higher Self lovingly sends you an emotional trauma , in the hope that this might release the blocked-up emotions.
psychological
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The Barthelmes recount in vivid detail and with good psychological insight the trauma of coping with that dual loss.
■ NOUN
center
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Patients would be hospitalized mostly at Greater Southeast, which would open a trauma center .
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That translates into ever-soaring costs, as young men rotate in and out of trauma centers like soldiers in a war.
■ VERB
cause
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Second, defendants might defend cases more vigorously, causing greater trauma to child witnesses, if substantial imprisonment is probable.
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This has caused major trauma to the Bronson-Grijalva relationship.
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Her death was caused by the trauma of the rape, a doctor told the Leeds trial in July.
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Sociologists and doctors agree that to uproot an old person may cause severe trauma .
suffer
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Eileen suffered a similarly induced trauma .
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A paramedic spokesman said it was not clear if she had suffered any trauma .
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The children who had suffered a trauma would survive the experience, scarred by it and a little flawed by it.
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Therapy will extend to families of victims who often suffer their own trauma because of the abuse.
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She also developed thalamic pain syndrome, a special complication in stroke when the patient has suffered really severe brain trauma .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A trauma such as a fire can upset a child for months.
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a head trauma
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June never recovered from the trauma of her husband's violent death.
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Multiple-personality disorder is usually caused by early childhood trauma .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Accounts abound of the distress, trauma and injury involved.
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Children experience trauma differently according to developmental level.
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Eileen suffered a similarly induced trauma .
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Second, defendants might defend cases more vigorously, causing greater trauma to child witnesses, if substantial imprisonment is probable.
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Some people can relate the outbreak to stress, dental trauma or the onset of menstruation.
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The trauma of the tragedy is leading people to jump to a lot of conclusions that may prove unwarranted.
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The Fairley family considered that they dealt with their tragedy very well, because both children afterwards showed no signs of trauma .