Definition of injure in English:

injure

verb ˈɪndʒəˈɪndʒər

1with object Do physical harm or damage to (someone)
伤害，损害（某人）
the explosion injured several people
爆炸炸伤数人。
Example sentencesExamples
- There were minor traffic delays on that stretch of road, but nobody was injured by the falling cargo and it was cleared up later that evening.
- I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for injuring me.
- She then tried to bite a police officer's leg and lashed out at a third victim, smashing his glasses and injuring him.
- A section of fencing was damaged although it is not thought anyone was seriously injured.
- It's understood a number of customers in particular were very badly shaken after the ordeal although nobody was physically injured.
- We were fortunate the engine did not fail in flight and cause additional damage (or injure someone from the thrown blades).
- And failing that if I could trip him up during the game and injure him; then he would have to retire hurt and I would be victorious.
- They want to catch the pair in case they try to hurt or injure someone else.
- He was fatally injured when he was thrown from the car as it rolled over.
- The glass smashed into the landlord's face, injuring him and causing a deep 4cm cut to his left cheek.
- It is not thought that anyone was seriously injured, but police have urged anyone who was hurt in the incident, or saw what happened, to contact them.
- Two rooms suffered extensive fire and smoke damage but nobody was injured.
- Ball lightning is not known to have ever killed or injured anyone, but has caused minor damage.
- I will not intentionally injure you or harm you in any long-lasting way.
- And they can be sentenced for up to six months for throwing fireworks, selling them to minors or in public, causing damage to a road, or injuring someone on a road.
- A rocket launcher was discharged in the battle area by fellow marines around the time he was fatally injured.
- He had not injured anyone or caused damage, the ministry said on Friday.
- Nobody was injured and it was broken up immediately.
- Even if I could manage not to feel that horrible stabbing sickness in my gut when someone got hurt, the thought of actually injuring someone still made me feel ill.
- Although the explosion created extensive damage, nobody was injured in the blast.
Synonyms
hurt, wound, harm, damage, disable
maim, mutilate, deform, mangle, crush, shatter, smash, break, do mischief to
British informal knacker
archaic scathe
1. 1.1 Suffer physical harm or damage to (a part of one's body)
  伤害，损害（某人）
  he injured his back helping the girl
  Example sentencesExamples
  Australia's Chris Latham will miss at least three matches for his Super 12 side Queensland after injuring his ankle, the test fullback said yesterday.
  Lazio defender Stam is ruled out of the match in Amsterdam after picking up a yellow card in Saturday's first leg at Hampden, while de Boer is struggling to be fit after injuring a thigh.
  The Connacht club footballer of the year had gone to hell and back since injuring his knee less than two weeks previous but sheer persistence and guts enabled him to play his part for the remaining quarter of the match.
  The chances of a child injuring his front teeth are quite high, especially when they protrude, more so in contact sports.
  Adolescent girl athletes are as much as eight times more likely to injure their knee's anterior cruciate ligament than their male counterparts.
  Already without Chris Nicholls through injury the second team had another setback when Trevor Williams withdrew after injuring his back in the earlier match.
  He missed the last round of racing at Thruxton after injuring his back at Oulton Park a few weeks earlier.
  Apparently scientists are baffled by the endurance of one man who has the rare talent of staring at the sun for hours at a time without injuring his eyes.
  It is the same training as that given to opera singers, who use special techniques to project their voices around an auditorium without straining or injuring their vocal cords.
  Today I have experienced extreme pain in my left wrist and forearm, I don't remember injuring it whilst out riding on Sunday and there wasn't any pain there beforehand.
  Meanwhile, City have been boosted by the news Alex Mathie returned to full training yesterday for the first time since injuring his hamstring in pre-season.
  Beginners should steer clear of the campus board until they have built up hand strength - otherwise they risk injuring tendons in their fingers.
  Port Adelaide is confident star forward Warren Tredrea will be fit for the finals after injuring his shoulder in Darwin on Saturday night.
  And, the Olympic medal hope won the under-19's tournament despite injuring his hand in the early rounds of his title challenge.
  He had to be content with helping out in the car park of a well-organised event, after falling in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District a couple of days before and injuring his knee.
  The Dead Kennedys should have been playing Salisbury City Hall on May 29, but the event was cancelled due to their guitarists East Bay Ray injuring his hand.
  Rhodes had only just resumed training after injuring his knee in early December and the medal provides some compensation for missing his first international for England due to his injury.
  He fell nearly six feet into the orchestra pit, badly fracturing his wrist, injuring his leg and cutting his lip.
  He has been forced to abandon his 3,500 mile journey after injuring his knees during the first tenth of the journey.
  He had missed the two previous matches against Great Britain after injuring ribs earlier in the tournament, but he announced his return in spectacular style with a display rich in poise, precision and purpose.
2Harm or impair (something)
伤害，损害（某物）
a libel calculated to injure the company's reputation
意图损害公司名誉的诽谤。
Example sentencesExamples
- And if, in fact, you're not appropriate, and you're injuring the station, they'll fire you.
- We do so out of the conviction that scholars of the world are a community and that harm to the academic freedom of some in that community injures the entire community.
- Nobody has a right to use them in a way that will diminish or injure their use and enjoyment by others.
- Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives.
- In other words, it means simply that in the performance of a contract both parties are assumed to agree not to do anything to impede its performance, or to injure the right of the other to receive its benefit.
- A U.S. pork industry group requested the duties last year, accusing Canada of selling hogs in the United States at below-market prices and injuring American farmers.
Synonyms
harm, damage, impair, undermine, diminish, impede, weaken, enfeeble
have a bad effect on, have a negative effect on, do harm to
rare vitiate
damage, mar, spoil, ruin, blight, blemish, besmirch, tarnish, blacken
1. 2.1archaic Do injustice or wrong to (someone).
  〈古〉冤枉（某人）
  Example sentencesExamples
  They stand up as if personally insulted, personally wronged, personally injured.
  One of the basic concepts of tort law is that if someone is injured by the wrong of another, then there's a right to be made whole in court.
  Synonyms
  wrong, do an injury to, do an injustice to, offend against, be detrimental to
  abuse, maltreat, mistreat, ill-treat, treat badly, ill-use
  informal do the dirty on

Derivatives

injurer

noun

Shouldn't such a pledge be made before the injured, not injurers?
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, to the extent liability is based on negligence - that is, if you injure someone through sheer accident, having taken all precautions, you pay nothing - injurers pay too little.
- The whole point of negligence law is to provide society with a vocabulary through which victims can confront their injurers which does not demand proof of criminal conduct.
- There is no doubt that I can in another way hold the injurer of my daughter responsible.
- However, it is usually recognised that those who cause injuries should themselves face at least some of the injury costs, in order to provide potential injurers with an incentive to take care.

Origin

Late Middle English: back-formation from injury.

Rhymes

cringer, ginger, impinger, infringer, ninja, whinger, winger

Definition of injure in US English:

injure

verbˈɪndʒərˈinjər

[with object]

1Do physical harm or damage to (someone)
伤害，损害（某人）
the explosion injured several people
爆炸炸伤数人。
Example sentencesExamples
- A section of fencing was damaged although it is not thought anyone was seriously injured.
- Although the explosion created extensive damage, nobody was injured in the blast.
- They want to catch the pair in case they try to hurt or injure someone else.
- I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for injuring me.
- He had not injured anyone or caused damage, the ministry said on Friday.
- He was fatally injured when he was thrown from the car as it rolled over.
- Even if I could manage not to feel that horrible stabbing sickness in my gut when someone got hurt, the thought of actually injuring someone still made me feel ill.
- Two rooms suffered extensive fire and smoke damage but nobody was injured.
- She then tried to bite a police officer's leg and lashed out at a third victim, smashing his glasses and injuring him.
- Ball lightning is not known to have ever killed or injured anyone, but has caused minor damage.
- There were minor traffic delays on that stretch of road, but nobody was injured by the falling cargo and it was cleared up later that evening.
- The glass smashed into the landlord's face, injuring him and causing a deep 4cm cut to his left cheek.
- I will not intentionally injure you or harm you in any long-lasting way.
- And failing that if I could trip him up during the game and injure him; then he would have to retire hurt and I would be victorious.
- We were fortunate the engine did not fail in flight and cause additional damage (or injure someone from the thrown blades).
- Nobody was injured and it was broken up immediately.
- It is not thought that anyone was seriously injured, but police have urged anyone who was hurt in the incident, or saw what happened, to contact them.
- And they can be sentenced for up to six months for throwing fireworks, selling them to minors or in public, causing damage to a road, or injuring someone on a road.
- A rocket launcher was discharged in the battle area by fellow marines around the time he was fatally injured.
- It's understood a number of customers in particular were very badly shaken after the ordeal although nobody was physically injured.
Synonyms
hurt, wound, harm, damage, disable
1. 1.1 Suffer physical harm or damage to (a part of one's body)
  伤害，损害（某人）
  he injured his back
  Example sentencesExamples
  Beginners should steer clear of the campus board until they have built up hand strength - otherwise they risk injuring tendons in their fingers.
  Lazio defender Stam is ruled out of the match in Amsterdam after picking up a yellow card in Saturday's first leg at Hampden, while de Boer is struggling to be fit after injuring a thigh.
  He has been forced to abandon his 3,500 mile journey after injuring his knees during the first tenth of the journey.
  Apparently scientists are baffled by the endurance of one man who has the rare talent of staring at the sun for hours at a time without injuring his eyes.
  The chances of a child injuring his front teeth are quite high, especially when they protrude, more so in contact sports.
  Port Adelaide is confident star forward Warren Tredrea will be fit for the finals after injuring his shoulder in Darwin on Saturday night.
  The Connacht club footballer of the year had gone to hell and back since injuring his knee less than two weeks previous but sheer persistence and guts enabled him to play his part for the remaining quarter of the match.
  Australia's Chris Latham will miss at least three matches for his Super 12 side Queensland after injuring his ankle, the test fullback said yesterday.
  And, the Olympic medal hope won the under-19's tournament despite injuring his hand in the early rounds of his title challenge.
  Today I have experienced extreme pain in my left wrist and forearm, I don't remember injuring it whilst out riding on Sunday and there wasn't any pain there beforehand.
  He fell nearly six feet into the orchestra pit, badly fracturing his wrist, injuring his leg and cutting his lip.
  Meanwhile, City have been boosted by the news Alex Mathie returned to full training yesterday for the first time since injuring his hamstring in pre-season.
  It is the same training as that given to opera singers, who use special techniques to project their voices around an auditorium without straining or injuring their vocal cords.
  He had missed the two previous matches against Great Britain after injuring ribs earlier in the tournament, but he announced his return in spectacular style with a display rich in poise, precision and purpose.
  Adolescent girl athletes are as much as eight times more likely to injure their knee's anterior cruciate ligament than their male counterparts.
  He had to be content with helping out in the car park of a well-organised event, after falling in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District a couple of days before and injuring his knee.
  Rhodes had only just resumed training after injuring his knee in early December and the medal provides some compensation for missing his first international for England due to his injury.
  Already without Chris Nicholls through injury the second team had another setback when Trevor Williams withdrew after injuring his back in the earlier match.
  He missed the last round of racing at Thruxton after injuring his back at Oulton Park a few weeks earlier.
  The Dead Kennedys should have been playing Salisbury City Hall on May 29, but the event was cancelled due to their guitarists East Bay Ray injuring his hand.
2. 1.2 Harm or impair (something)
  伤害，损害（某物）
  a libel calculated to injure the company's reputation
  意图损害公司名誉的诽谤。
  Example sentencesExamples
  We do so out of the conviction that scholars of the world are a community and that harm to the academic freedom of some in that community injures the entire community.
  Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives.
  Nobody has a right to use them in a way that will diminish or injure their use and enjoyment by others.
  A U.S. pork industry group requested the duties last year, accusing Canada of selling hogs in the United States at below-market prices and injuring American farmers.
  In other words, it means simply that in the performance of a contract both parties are assumed to agree not to do anything to impede its performance, or to injure the right of the other to receive its benefit.
  And if, in fact, you're not appropriate, and you're injuring the station, they'll fire you.
  Synonyms
  harm, damage, impair, undermine, diminish, impede, weaken, enfeeble
  damage, mar, spoil, ruin, blight, blemish, besmirch, tarnish, blacken
3. 1.3archaic Do injustice or wrong to (someone).
  〈古〉冤枉（某人）
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of the basic concepts of tort law is that if someone is injured by the wrong of another, then there's a right to be made whole in court.
  They stand up as if personally insulted, personally wronged, personally injured.
  Synonyms
  wrong, do an injury to, do an injustice to, offend against, be detrimental to

Origin

Late Middle English: back-formation from injury.

词汇	injure
释义	Definition of injure in English: injure verb ˈɪndʒəˈɪndʒər 1with object Do physical harm or damage to (someone) 伤害，损害（某人） the explosion injured several people 爆炸炸伤数人。 Example sentencesExamples There were minor traffic delays on that stretch of road, but nobody was injured by the falling cargo and it was cleared up later that evening. I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for injuring me. She then tried to bite a police officer's leg and lashed out at a third victim, smashing his glasses and injuring him. A section of fencing was damaged although it is not thought anyone was seriously injured. It's understood a number of customers in particular were very badly shaken after the ordeal although nobody was physically injured. We were fortunate the engine did not fail in flight and cause additional damage (or injure someone from the thrown blades). And failing that if I could trip him up during the game and injure him; then he would have to retire hurt and I would be victorious. They want to catch the pair in case they try to hurt or injure someone else. He was fatally injured when he was thrown from the car as it rolled over. The glass smashed into the landlord's face, injuring him and causing a deep 4cm cut to his left cheek. It is not thought that anyone was seriously injured, but police have urged anyone who was hurt in the incident, or saw what happened, to contact them. Two rooms suffered extensive fire and smoke damage but nobody was injured. Ball lightning is not known to have ever killed or injured anyone, but has caused minor damage. I will not intentionally injure you or harm you in any long-lasting way. And they can be sentenced for up to six months for throwing fireworks, selling them to minors or in public, causing damage to a road, or injuring someone on a road. A rocket launcher was discharged in the battle area by fellow marines around the time he was fatally injured. He had not injured anyone or caused damage, the ministry said on Friday. Nobody was injured and it was broken up immediately. Even if I could manage not to feel that horrible stabbing sickness in my gut when someone got hurt, the thought of actually injuring someone still made me feel ill. Although the explosion created extensive damage, nobody was injured in the blast. Synonyms hurt, wound, harm, damage, disable maim, mutilate, deform, mangle, crush, shatter, smash, break, do mischief to British informal knacker archaic scathe 1.1 Suffer physical harm or damage to (a part of one's body) 伤害，损害（某人） he injured his back helping the girl Example sentencesExamples Australia's Chris Latham will miss at least three matches for his Super 12 side Queensland after injuring his ankle, the test fullback said yesterday. Lazio defender Stam is ruled out of the match in Amsterdam after picking up a yellow card in Saturday's first leg at Hampden, while de Boer is struggling to be fit after injuring a thigh. The Connacht club footballer of the year had gone to hell and back since injuring his knee less than two weeks previous but sheer persistence and guts enabled him to play his part for the remaining quarter of the match. The chances of a child injuring his front teeth are quite high, especially when they protrude, more so in contact sports. Adolescent girl athletes are as much as eight times more likely to injure their knee's anterior cruciate ligament than their male counterparts. Already without Chris Nicholls through injury the second team had another setback when Trevor Williams withdrew after injuring his back in the earlier match. He missed the last round of racing at Thruxton after injuring his back at Oulton Park a few weeks earlier. Apparently scientists are baffled by the endurance of one man who has the rare talent of staring at the sun for hours at a time without injuring his eyes. It is the same training as that given to opera singers, who use special techniques to project their voices around an auditorium without straining or injuring their vocal cords. Today I have experienced extreme pain in my left wrist and forearm, I don't remember injuring it whilst out riding on Sunday and there wasn't any pain there beforehand. Meanwhile, City have been boosted by the news Alex Mathie returned to full training yesterday for the first time since injuring his hamstring in pre-season. Beginners should steer clear of the campus board until they have built up hand strength - otherwise they risk injuring tendons in their fingers. Port Adelaide is confident star forward Warren Tredrea will be fit for the finals after injuring his shoulder in Darwin on Saturday night. And, the Olympic medal hope won the under-19's tournament despite injuring his hand in the early rounds of his title challenge. He had to be content with helping out in the car park of a well-organised event, after falling in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District a couple of days before and injuring his knee. The Dead Kennedys should have been playing Salisbury City Hall on May 29, but the event was cancelled due to their guitarists East Bay Ray injuring his hand. Rhodes had only just resumed training after injuring his knee in early December and the medal provides some compensation for missing his first international for England due to his injury. He fell nearly six feet into the orchestra pit, badly fracturing his wrist, injuring his leg and cutting his lip. He has been forced to abandon his 3,500 mile journey after injuring his knees during the first tenth of the journey. He had missed the two previous matches against Great Britain after injuring ribs earlier in the tournament, but he announced his return in spectacular style with a display rich in poise, precision and purpose. 2Harm or impair (something) 伤害，损害（某物） a libel calculated to injure the company's reputation 意图损害公司名誉的诽谤。 Example sentencesExamples And if, in fact, you're not appropriate, and you're injuring the station, they'll fire you. We do so out of the conviction that scholars of the world are a community and that harm to the academic freedom of some in that community injures the entire community. Nobody has a right to use them in a way that will diminish or injure their use and enjoyment by others. Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives. In other words, it means simply that in the performance of a contract both parties are assumed to agree not to do anything to impede its performance, or to injure the right of the other to receive its benefit. A U.S. pork industry group requested the duties last year, accusing Canada of selling hogs in the United States at below-market prices and injuring American farmers. Synonyms harm, damage, impair, undermine, diminish, impede, weaken, enfeeble have a bad effect on, have a negative effect on, do harm to rare vitiate damage, mar, spoil, ruin, blight, blemish, besmirch, tarnish, blacken 2.1archaic Do injustice or wrong to (someone). 〈古〉冤枉（某人） Example sentencesExamples They stand up as if personally insulted, personally wronged, personally injured. One of the basic concepts of tort law is that if someone is injured by the wrong of another, then there's a right to be made whole in court. Synonyms wrong, do an injury to, do an injustice to, offend against, be detrimental to abuse, maltreat, mistreat, ill-treat, treat badly, ill-use informal do the dirty on Derivatives injurer noun Shouldn't such a pledge be made before the injured, not injurers? Example sentencesExamples In fact, to the extent liability is based on negligence - that is, if you injure someone through sheer accident, having taken all precautions, you pay nothing - injurers pay too little. The whole point of negligence law is to provide society with a vocabulary through which victims can confront their injurers which does not demand proof of criminal conduct. There is no doubt that I can in another way hold the injurer of my daughter responsible. However, it is usually recognised that those who cause injuries should themselves face at least some of the injury costs, in order to provide potential injurers with an incentive to take care. Origin Late Middle English: back-formation from injury. Rhymes cringer, ginger, impinger, infringer, ninja, whinger, winger Definition of injure in US English: injure verbˈɪndʒərˈinjər [with object] 1Do physical harm or damage to (someone) 伤害，损害（某人） the explosion injured several people 爆炸炸伤数人。 Example sentencesExamples A section of fencing was damaged although it is not thought anyone was seriously injured. Although the explosion created extensive damage, nobody was injured in the blast. They want to catch the pair in case they try to hurt or injure someone else. I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for injuring me. He had not injured anyone or caused damage, the ministry said on Friday. He was fatally injured when he was thrown from the car as it rolled over. Even if I could manage not to feel that horrible stabbing sickness in my gut when someone got hurt, the thought of actually injuring someone still made me feel ill. Two rooms suffered extensive fire and smoke damage but nobody was injured. She then tried to bite a police officer's leg and lashed out at a third victim, smashing his glasses and injuring him. Ball lightning is not known to have ever killed or injured anyone, but has caused minor damage. There were minor traffic delays on that stretch of road, but nobody was injured by the falling cargo and it was cleared up later that evening. The glass smashed into the landlord's face, injuring him and causing a deep 4cm cut to his left cheek. I will not intentionally injure you or harm you in any long-lasting way. And failing that if I could trip him up during the game and injure him; then he would have to retire hurt and I would be victorious. We were fortunate the engine did not fail in flight and cause additional damage (or injure someone from the thrown blades). Nobody was injured and it was broken up immediately. It is not thought that anyone was seriously injured, but police have urged anyone who was hurt in the incident, or saw what happened, to contact them. And they can be sentenced for up to six months for throwing fireworks, selling them to minors or in public, causing damage to a road, or injuring someone on a road. A rocket launcher was discharged in the battle area by fellow marines around the time he was fatally injured. It's understood a number of customers in particular were very badly shaken after the ordeal although nobody was physically injured. Synonyms hurt, wound, harm, damage, disable 1.1 Suffer physical harm or damage to (a part of one's body) 伤害，损害（某人） he injured his back Example sentencesExamples Beginners should steer clear of the campus board until they have built up hand strength - otherwise they risk injuring tendons in their fingers. Lazio defender Stam is ruled out of the match in Amsterdam after picking up a yellow card in Saturday's first leg at Hampden, while de Boer is struggling to be fit after injuring a thigh. He has been forced to abandon his 3,500 mile journey after injuring his knees during the first tenth of the journey. Apparently scientists are baffled by the endurance of one man who has the rare talent of staring at the sun for hours at a time without injuring his eyes. The chances of a child injuring his front teeth are quite high, especially when they protrude, more so in contact sports. Port Adelaide is confident star forward Warren Tredrea will be fit for the finals after injuring his shoulder in Darwin on Saturday night. The Connacht club footballer of the year had gone to hell and back since injuring his knee less than two weeks previous but sheer persistence and guts enabled him to play his part for the remaining quarter of the match. Australia's Chris Latham will miss at least three matches for his Super 12 side Queensland after injuring his ankle, the test fullback said yesterday. And, the Olympic medal hope won the under-19's tournament despite injuring his hand in the early rounds of his title challenge. Today I have experienced extreme pain in my left wrist and forearm, I don't remember injuring it whilst out riding on Sunday and there wasn't any pain there beforehand. He fell nearly six feet into the orchestra pit, badly fracturing his wrist, injuring his leg and cutting his lip. Meanwhile, City have been boosted by the news Alex Mathie returned to full training yesterday for the first time since injuring his hamstring in pre-season. It is the same training as that given to opera singers, who use special techniques to project their voices around an auditorium without straining or injuring their vocal cords. He had missed the two previous matches against Great Britain after injuring ribs earlier in the tournament, but he announced his return in spectacular style with a display rich in poise, precision and purpose. Adolescent girl athletes are as much as eight times more likely to injure their knee's anterior cruciate ligament than their male counterparts. He had to be content with helping out in the car park of a well-organised event, after falling in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District a couple of days before and injuring his knee. Rhodes had only just resumed training after injuring his knee in early December and the medal provides some compensation for missing his first international for England due to his injury. Already without Chris Nicholls through injury the second team had another setback when Trevor Williams withdrew after injuring his back in the earlier match. He missed the last round of racing at Thruxton after injuring his back at Oulton Park a few weeks earlier. The Dead Kennedys should have been playing Salisbury City Hall on May 29, but the event was cancelled due to their guitarists East Bay Ray injuring his hand. 1.2 Harm or impair (something) 伤害，损害（某物） a libel calculated to injure the company's reputation 意图损害公司名誉的诽谤。 Example sentencesExamples We do so out of the conviction that scholars of the world are a community and that harm to the academic freedom of some in that community injures the entire community. Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives. Nobody has a right to use them in a way that will diminish or injure their use and enjoyment by others. A U.S. pork industry group requested the duties last year, accusing Canada of selling hogs in the United States at below-market prices and injuring American farmers. In other words, it means simply that in the performance of a contract both parties are assumed to agree not to do anything to impede its performance, or to injure the right of the other to receive its benefit. And if, in fact, you're not appropriate, and you're injuring the station, they'll fire you. Synonyms harm, damage, impair, undermine, diminish, impede, weaken, enfeeble damage, mar, spoil, ruin, blight, blemish, besmirch, tarnish, blacken 1.3archaic Do injustice or wrong to (someone). 〈古〉冤枉（某人） Example sentencesExamples One of the basic concepts of tort law is that if someone is injured by the wrong of another, then there's a right to be made whole in court. They stand up as if personally insulted, personally wronged, personally injured. Synonyms wrong, do an injury to, do an injustice to, offend against, be detrimental to Origin Late Middle English: back-formation from injury.
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