Read full poem →wordless nondescript genie of trunk trickled firm- ly in to one
exactly-mutilated ghost of a chair,
Dictionary Entry
To physically harm as to impair use, notably by cutting off or otherwise disabling a vital part, such as a limb.
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Common Phrases
. mutilatedbody mutilatedbodies mutilatedform mutilatedcondition mutilatedmutilated much
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Poetry examples for “mutilated”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →1642 while on his way to secure supplies for the Huron mis-
sions. He was tortured, mutilated, and for thirteen months
held as a slave at Auriesville about forty miles west of Al-
Read full poem →Marlowe’s life and the text of his work, which reaches us rather
mutilated, have been examined at length by scholarship, but literary
criticism has been oddly scanty. There was a history-of-ideas study
Read full poem →Business Office will replace copies lost or
mutilated.