| Many will voice the opinion that circumcision is a cruel, barbaric procedure that can traumatize the baby. |
| Kilner and a number of observers inside and outside the Army worry that the high rate of closeup killing in Iraq has the potential to traumatize a new generation of veterans. |
| The shock of inhuman brutality was sufficient to traumatize the inhabitants into submission. |
| He stressed need for holding more such kind of events to divert traumatize mind of the people, he suggested. |
| Christmas has always been neck and neck with Halloween for the title of Best Time to traumatize Your Kids. |
| We don't want to create a whole bunch of changes that are going to further traumatize the child. |
