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To happen suddenly and cause harm or damage, often referring to disasters, illness, or attacks.

To cause serious problems, pain, or suffering to someone or something for a long time.

To inflict severe punishment, harm, or destruction on someone or something, especially as an act of divine or supernatural power; strongly associated with religious or epic language.

To cause great and widespread suffering, damage, or destruction to someone, something, or a place, often over an extended period.

To cause someone or something to experience many continuing problems, difficulties, or worries, often from several directions at once.

To cause very great damage to something, especially over a period of time or by repeated violent events.

To cause injury or damage to something or someone by making forceful contact.

To cause someone to experience harm, loss, or other negative effects because of their actions or decisions, even if not formally penalized.

To affect someone or something repeatedly and severely with difficulties, problems, or changes, as if striking them from different sides.

To happen to someone or something, especially as an unpleasant or harmful event.

To cause someone to feel overwhelmed by worries, difficulties, or other persistent problems.