Examples of using Inflicts in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
the cortisol inflicts damage on the hypothalamus which is responsible for regulating good hormones for the body.
Inflicts a curse that prevents an enemy Hero from casting spells
Inflicts living conditions on members of the group that are calculated to lead to the complete
By the repulsive alchemy… that time inflicts on the body. His voice had to be kept from being ruined.
Obesity imposes a significant economic burden on already strained health systems, and inflicts great costs on society.
His voice had to be kept from being ruined… by the repulsive alchemy… that time inflicts on the body.
Regrets that Moldova's ongoing political instability inflicts long-lasting harm on the credibility of the country's democratic institutions,
manages to catch the Carthaginians off guard near their camp in Geronium and inflicts severe losses on them in a large skirmish.
the wound which he inflicts is not allowed to be visible.
UNDERLINES that it has to be avoided that the introduction of GMOs in European agriculture inflicts economic damage
Or there can be a case where you have installed some 3rd party application, which inflicts a terrible effect on your system by deleting some very important system files.
The economic strike, through the immediate harm it inflicts on the worker himself, derives its utility as a defensive weapon for the worker from the harm the work-stoppage inflicts on the industrialist by cutting back the output which belongs to him.
The former inflicts a temporary stun that can't be broken by the usual counter hold,
Is God unrighteous who inflicts wrath? I speak like men do.
perhaps they are related to traumas that the dog itself inflicts as a result of hypersensitivity, infection by parasites.
which the Chinese communist government inflicts upon its own people.
frustrations real life inflicts on us, and because of it we can decipher, at least partially, the hieroglyphic that existence tends to be for the great majority of human beings,
I inflict pain.
Indeed he will frequently inflict upon himself both bodily and mental pain.
Their sharp teeth inflict terrible injuries.