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Meaning of "injury-plagued"
injury-plagued (verb) - describes a situation where an individual, team, or organization is repeatedly affected by injuries or physical setbacks, leading to disruptions, delays, or setbacks in their activities or operations
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So sad that his footy career was so injury-plagued.
He endured three injury-plagued years with Liverpool as he battled knee problems.
He was released by Washington last winter after one injury-plagued season.
Finally healthy after a couple injury-plagued seasons, Gates enjoyed the finest year of his career.
It was the Serbian's second goal of an injury-plagued campaign.
He then spent two injury-plagued seasons in Double-A with the Richmond Flying Squirrels.
Australia endured an injury-plagued tour.
He spent three injury-plagued years with the Jambos before a final two years with Raith Rovers.
He then joined Portsmouth for an injury-plagued two-year spell.
He had an injury-plagued career, including a broken ankle, a fractured collarbone, and a dislocated shoulder.
Once again proved to be an injury-plagued year for Sorensen.
The Patriots ' injury-plagued offensive line responded in the second half, and so did Brady.
You have not beaten me once since my injury-plagued ' 97 season.
The injury-plagued Wizards had just 10 players available.
Lady bullfrogs dominate injury-plagued panthers . county finals.
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The recovery effort of starting quarterback CarsonPalmer from an injury-plagued 2008 season.
Guardiola admits injury-plagued Kompany could leave.
Injury-plagued Cleveland was eliminated with an 8-2 loss at Washington.
SF trying to put injury-plagued 1st half behind th.
The recovery effort of starting quarterback Carson Palmer from an injury-plagued 2008 season.
He 's just been injury-plagued this season.
Andersson moved to La Liga giants FC Barcelona in 2001 and spent three injury-plagued seasons there.
Lady Bullfrogs dominate injury-plagued Panthers . ".
