Affected by or having suffered a contusion (bruise); marked by blunt-force trauma.
From 'contusion' (bruise) plus the -ed suffix to create an adjective. 'Contusion' comes from Latin 'contusio' (the state of being beaten/bruised). This form appears in medical and legal documents.
You're more likely to see 'contusioned' in formal medical or legal reports than in everyday speech—it's the official way to describe someone who has sustained multiple bruises or significant blunt-force trauma. It sounds clinical, which is exactly the point.
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