concussion

A standard way to describe a severe concussion.

A formal and clinical term for a very serious concussion.

Describes a concussion that is not severe.

Similar to 'mild concussion', indicating a less serious case.

Indicates a significant and serious concussion.

A common, informal way to say 'serious concussion'.

Indicates a very small degree of concussion.

Used to indicate the condition of someone. Note: 'with concussion' is more common in BrE, while 'with a concussion' is standard in AmE.

A common and slightly more formal verb for experiencing a concussion. Usage of 'suffer concussion' is more common in BrE, while 'suffer a concussion' is standard in AmE.

Common verb to express receiving a concussion. Note: 'get a concussion' (AmE) vs 'get concussion' (BrE) usage patterns apply.

Indicates the state of having a concussion. Note: 'have a concussion' (AmE) vs 'have concussion' (BrE) usage patterns apply.

A formal verb for receiving an injury like a concussion. Note: 'sustain a concussion' (AmE) vs 'sustain concussion' (BrE) usage patterns apply.