Synonyms for traumatic
trau·mat·ic

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1. traumaticadjective

   of or relating to a physical injury or wound to the body

   Antonyms:
   painless

2. traumaticadjective

   psychologically painful;"few experiences are more traumatic than losing a child";

   Antonyms:
   painless

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1. List of paraphrases for "traumatic":

   traumatizing, post-traumatic, excessively, trauma

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1. Brooke Elvington:

   Noah is going through an absolutely traumatic medical experience and he is doing so without his parents.

2. Courtesy Veronica Fletcher Veronica Fletcher:

   To be able to usher my children through this loss, it comes from 40 years of pain and knowing what that little nine-year-old girl needed and received, to lose a parent is traumatic, and the way the parents were lost during the pandemic, to have to grieve in isolation, that compounds the pain exponentially.

3. Nervous Flyers Bunn:

   Anybody who’s got anxiety in their lives when they get on a plane is more likely to produce post-traumatic stress.

4. Lu Lobello:

   We represent post-traumatic growth.

5. Luis Zayas:

   What our government is doing is layering additional traumatic stress on people who have already experienced it.