inflict wounds

"If he is too injured to fight, I shall inflict matching wounds upon you."

But he couldn't have inflicted such wounds on his mother.

It is not in America's interest to help Israel inflict moral and political wounds on itself.

And that, as moderates well know, could inflict deep wounds on election day.

He inflicted deep wounds to her abdomen after she was dead and packed the body into a trunk.

But in the process, he inflicted even deeper wounds on himself and his party.

The parents, meanwhile, who need extra attention from their children, inflict wounds, too.

This is used in combat to inflict wounds on opponents by kicking.

But all of them were dead: the goose-shot had inflicted terrible wounds.

Because he lacked information, the President inflicted serious and repeated political wounds upon himself.