Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːtɪˌleɪtɪd/
noun N/A
A1 The mutilated doll was found in the abandoned house.
A2 The villagers were shocked to discover the mutilated body of a young woman.
B1 The police suspect the mutilated remains belong to a missing person.
B2 The forensic team determined that the mutilated body had been subjected to severe trauma.
C1 The artist's latest sculpture depicted a mutilated figure, sparking controversy.
C2 The novel delves into the psyche of a mutilated war veteran, exploring themes of identity and trauma.
verb verb shows an action or a state of being, in this case, 'mutilated' is the past tense of the verb 'mutilate' which means to severely damage or disfigure
A1 The paper was mutilated by the dog.
A2 The ancient artifact was found mutilated in the tomb.
B1 The criminal mutilated the victim's body to hide the evidence.
B2 The artist's controversial performance art piece involved mutilating a doll on stage.
C1 The dictator's regime was known for mutilating political dissidents.
C2 The serial killer's signature was mutilating his victims in a gruesome manner.
adjective adjective describes a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'mutilated' describes something that has been severely damaged or disfigured
A1 The mutilated doll was found in the trash.
A2 The mutilated painting was beyond repair.
B1 The mutilated body was discovered in the forest.
B2 The mutilated documents were difficult to piece back together.
C1 The mutilated sculpture was a heartbreaking sight.
C2 The mutilated remains were barely recognizable.
adverb N/A
A1 The toy was mutilated beyond repair.
A2 She looked at the mutilated painting with sadness.
B1 The document was so badly mutilated that it was unreadable.
B2 The evidence had been mutilated in an attempt to cover up the crime.
C1 The ancient artifact had been mutilated by vandals.
C2 The once beautiful landscape had been mutilated by industrial development.
pronoun N/A
A1 The doll was mutilated beyond repair.
A2 The detective found the mutilated body in the abandoned warehouse.
B1 The artist used the mutilated mannequin as inspiration for their latest sculpture.
B2 The manuscript was found mutilated, with pages torn out and scattered across the room.
C1 The museum displayed the mutilated artifacts from the ancient civilization.
C2 The war photographer captured haunting images of mutilated bodies in the aftermath of the conflict.
preposition N/A
A1 The paper was mutilated by the dog.
A2 The ancient artifact was found mutilated in the ruins.
B1 The evidence was mutilated beyond recognition.
B2 The painting was mutilated during the restoration process.
C1 The manuscript was mutilated by the censor before publication.
C2 The sculpture was mutilated by vandals in an act of senseless destruction.
conjunction N/A
A1 The toy was mutilated beyond repair.
A2 The letter was mutilated in the mail.
B1 The painting was mutilated during shipping.
B2 The evidence was mutilated by the suspect.
C1 The ancient artifact was mutilated by vandals.
C2 The manuscript was mutilated beyond recognition.
interjection N/A
A1 Oh no, my favorite shirt got mutilated in the washing machine!
A2 Mutilated! I can't believe someone would do that to a work of art like this.
B1 The ancient manuscript was found mutilated, missing several pages.
B2 The crime scene was gruesome, with the victim's body mutilated beyond recognition.
C1 The artist felt heartbroken seeing his masterpiece mutilated by vandals.
C2 The soldier's leg was mutilated in the explosion, requiring immediate medical attention.
article N/A
A1 The toy was mutilated beyond repair.
A2 The documents were found mutilated in the trash can.
B1 The artist's painting was mutilated by vandals.
B2 The historical artifacts were mutilated during the war.
C1 The novel's ending was mutilated by the editor.
C2 The sculpture was brutally mutilated by unknown perpetrators.
formal The forensic team discovered the mutilated body in the abandoned warehouse.
informal I heard that the poor cat was found mutilated in the alley.
slang The gang members mutilated his car as a warning.
figurative Her reputation was mutilated by the scandal.
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