Inflicting

The virus spread rapidly, inflicting illness on thousands of people.

The bully was inflicting physical pain on his classmates.

The aggressive dog growled and lunged, inflicting fear on the passersby.

The mosquito bite left an itchy welt, inflicting discomfort on the camper.

The doctor administered a vaccine to prevent the disease from inflicting further harm.

The horror movie had a lasting effect, inflicting fear on the audience.

The strict diet plan he followed was inflicting hunger and fatigue on his body.

The parents grounded their teenager, inflicting a restriction on their social activities.

The malicious hacker was inflicting damage on the computer network.

The judge imposed a hefty fine, inflicting a significant financial burden on the defendant.

The hacker infiltrated the network, inflicting a breach in security and exposing sensitive information.

The chef is known for inflicting unconventional flavors in her dishes.

The war veteran suffered from PTSD, which often led to him inflicting self-harm.

The teacher assigned a challenging project, inflicting stress on the students.

The bullies were inflicting emotional harm on their classmates.

The villain inflicting pain on the hero in the movie.

The bully enjoyed inflicting emotional pain on his classmates.

The mosquito bites were inflicting itchy welts on my skin.

The government's new policy is inflicting financial hardship on low-income families.

The economic crisis is inflicting hardships on many families.

The car accident caused a severe injury, inflicting pain and suffering on the victim.

The economic crisis resulted in widespread unemployment, inflicting financial hardship on families.