| It is utterly reprehensible to threaten and traumatise children, parents and teachers. |
| Teenagers need to experiment with stupid trends, join their peers in sporting tattered neon wristbands or dropped crotch monkey jeans, and traumatise parents with slapped-on clown makeup. |
| Their big fear was that the shock of contact with the west would traumatise them, or make them so different they could never return. |
| Furthermore, because soft silicone dressings are easily removed, they do not traumatise the wound or the surrounding skin and therefore do not interfere with wound healing. |
| Education has been severely disrupted by the curfews and restrictions on movement, and traumatise children are achieving results well below norm. |
| But, one guaranteed to traumatise the hoarder and make the hoarding subsequently worse. |
