injured

Example 2 👇
She felt injured by his harsh words.
او از سخنان تند وی احساس رنجش کرد.
Example 3 👇
FREDDIE ( in an injured tone ) . But it’s too bloody silly, old boy – just because I forgot her birthday. My God – if all the men who forgot their wives’ birthdays were to come home and find suicide notes waiting for them, the line of widowers would stretch from here to – to John o’ Groats.
* The Deep Blue Sea - a play by Terence Rattigan ( ( p. 293, pdf )
فِرِدی ( با لحنی آزرده ) . اما خیلی احمقانه ست، کهنه رفیق – فقط به خاطر اینکه تولدش رو فراموش کردم. خدای من – اگه قرار بود همه مردایی که تولد همسراشونو را فراموش می کنن به خانه برگردن و با یادداشت های خودکشی مواجه بشن، صف مردای بیوه از اینجا تا – تا جان اُ گروتس – کشیده می شد.
* گفتگوی انتخابی: از نمایشنامه ی #دریای آبی عمیق، # اثر تِرِنس راتیگان ( ص ۲۹۳، نسخه پی دی اف )

📂 مثال:
🔘 jury: a group of people sworn to uphold the ‘law’ and determine justice
🔘 judge: a person who interprets and applies the ‘law’
🔘 justice: the principle of fairness and enforcing ‘law’
🔘 jurisdiction: the official power to make legal decisions under the ‘law’
🔘 judicial: relating to courts, judges, and the ‘law’
🔘 justification: proving something to be right or in accordance with ‘justice’
🔘 jurisprudence: the study or philosophy of ‘law’
🔘 adjudicate: to make a formal decision based on ‘law’
🔘 perjury: the act of lying under oath, violating the ‘law’
🔘 juror: a member of a jury who helps decide a case under the ‘law’
🔘 judicious: showing good judgment in accordance with ‘justice’
🔘 injury: harm or damage that may require action under ‘law’
🔘 just: fair and in accordance with ‘law’
🔘 prejudice: forming an opinion without proper judgment under ‘justice’
🔘 adjure: to formally order someone under ‘law’ or oath
🔘 abjure: to renounce or give up a belief under ‘law’
🔘 conjure: to summon or bring forth, often by an oath or ‘law’
🔘 injure: to cause harm or violate someone's rights under ‘law’
🔘 injurious: causing harm or violating ‘law’
🔘 juridical: relating to the administration of ‘law’
🔘 objurgate: to scold or reprimand under ‘justice’
🔘 objurgation: a harsh rebuke or scolding under ‘law’
🔘 perjure: to lie under oath, violating the ‘law’