"mutilization" meaning in English

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          "text": "in defiance of the severest penalties inflicted, amounting in some cases to mutilization and death",
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          "ref": "1903, Ontario Dental Association, Dominion Dental Journal:",
          "text": "We learn from the Bible in olden times that a great deal of mutilization was practised, but only on males",
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          "text": "The patient was thoroughly uncomfortable and suffered from a deoxidized condition of the blood incident to the mutilization of the pharynx and trachea.",
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          "text": "a grave inherited metabolic disorder of childhood, marked by cerebral palsy, self-mutilization, mental retardation, and overproduction of uric acid.",
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