Examples of 'big trauma' in a sentence
Meaning of "big trauma"
Big trauma: a severe and distressing experience that causes lasting effects on an individual's mental or emotional well-being
How to use "big trauma" in a sentence
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big trauma
This is a big trauma for me and my country.
My life seems to have been one big trauma.
You faced a big trauma once again.
Big trauma back at the ranch.
You already got a big trauma.
It was a big trauma to him and a growing experience.
Probably because there is a big trauma to the body.
It was a big trauma for all the kids that were following.
I thought there was a big trauma.
There is a big trauma coming in.
You try it on again or you go through some big trauma.
It is a big trauma for all.
Big trauma centre.
Really big trauma.
Big trauma came in.
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What a big trauma.
You know, but he had been through a big trauma.
It was not some big trauma and the guy just did not make it.
What if this car crash caused big trauma to the kids?
It is a big trauma for all, it is natural that someone feels a great sorrow.
It was a big trauma.
The economy is getting stronger, but it really suffered a big trauma.
And of course our big trauma center is Catholic.
Big trauma came in . I have not checked all my rooms yet.
Alex, you just had a big trauma on the head.
But a big trauma would open your eyes, would not it?
She 's been through a big trauma.
Big trauma impacts individuals, societies, economies, and entire cultural spaces.
He 's having a big trauma right now.
I swear, torres, it 's like you never seen a really big trauma before.
All of us. Big trauma back at the ranch.
Torres, it 's like you never seen a really big trauma before.
Big trauma back at the ranch . You kids coming?
It 's a big trauma.
Big trauma coming in, huh? Yeah.
She uses one finger… - Really big trauma.
Oh! A big trauma just came in.
I swear, torres, it's like you never seen a really big trauma before. Oh, my. really big trauma.
A big trauma just came in . That 's.
All of us . Big trauma back at the ranch . You kids coming?
