self-inflicted

Modifies a noun

• wound: Her husband was beside her with only a minor self-inflicted wound.
• injury: Done properly, Salsa should cause very few self-inflicted injuries.
• death: Self-inflicted death done in the privacy of a home usually doesn't make the paper.
• pain: Read more... Mountain Mayhem 2003 21 Jun 2003 More self-inflicted pain from two Nottingham-based teams, this time in Birmingham.
• damage: The party is behind in the opinion polls and suffering from self-inflicted damage.
• problem: The East Anglia Ambulance Trust had even worse self-inflicted problems.

Modifying Another Word

• apparently: There had been three apparently self-inflicted deaths in the previous six months, all within the first four days of custody.
• largely: The real trouble is that much of the damage seems to be largely self-inflicted.
• not: All my scars are from incoming mail, not self-inflicted.
• often: The axis powers demonstrated high growth rates through severe, and often self-inflicted, restrictions on external trade through the 1930's.
• partly: There are more than enough fruitful issues for nationalists to run on outside the partly self-inflicted ghetto of the past years.