Harm and Torment

Harm

Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.

Usage example: though she wasn't harmed by the flying glass, she slipped and fell on a piece and cut her hand

Show all Definitions

Torment and harm are semantically related. in injury topic. In some cases you can use "Torment" instead the word "Harm" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: harmful, harmed, harmless, harmfully, harming

Torment verb - To cause persistent suffering to.

Show all Definitions

Harm and torment are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Harm" instead the word "Torment" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: tormented, tormenting, tormentor

emotional	emotional harm	emotional torment
physical	physical harm	physical torment
normal	normal harm	normal torment
regular	regular harm	regular torment
Other adjectives: true, extreme, great, personal, mental, psychological, further, extra, hilarious, greatest, magical, long-term.

character	harm character	torment character
people	harm people	torment people
children	harm children	torment children
family	harm family	torment family
Other words: someone, characters, living, anyone, player, son, humans, kids, friends, victims, enemies, creatures, students, members, heroes.

The women's path up the cult's ranks is far worse, involving even more self harm and psychological torment.

Source: Tabletop Game / Rocket Age
They can't cause physical harm, but the emotional torment is a useful tool in battle.

Source: Artifact of Doom
Living Shadow: The Hym is a spectral entity that takes the place of the shadow of a person wrecked with guilt and feeds from their emotional torment, eventually forcing them to engage in self-harm.

Source: Video Game / The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt