Thesaurus / wound
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
She was found with several wounds on her body and her face was disfigured.
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“They had to be taken to the hospital that night for their wounds to be stitched, but thankfully no one lost their life,” he said.
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I wound up working for him for a few summers when we were in our early 20s.
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To be sure, a majority of the 1,126 workers we looked at wound up in software and internet-focused industries, which include unsurprising names like Apple, Alphabet, and IBM.
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Repair cells, for example, send out filopodia to detect chemical cues to navigate to wound sites.
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Within 10 days, the mice “showed significant wound closure” compared to a control group, the authors said.
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Doctors have been using it to sew wounds shut for more than 1,800 years.
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Besides, his arms did not bear the slightest trace of a wound.
The wound was in the thigh of the chief, and it now broke out afresh, as if in punishment for the crime he had committed.
DEERFOOT IN THE MOUNTAINSEDWARD S. ELLIS
They struck into the mountains, following a cattle trail that wound upward with devious twists.
CROOKED TRAILS AND STRAIGHTWILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE
WORDS RELATED TO WOUND
- accident
- adulteration
- adversity
- affliction
- bane
- blemish
- blow
- breakage
- bruise
- casualty
- catastrophe
- cave-in
- contamination
- corruption
- debasement
- depreciation
- deprivation
- destruction
- deterioration
- detriment
- devastation
- disservice
- disturbance
- evil
- hardship
- harm
- hurt
- illness
- impairment
- infliction
- knockout
- marring
- mischief
- mishap
- mutilation
- outrage
- pollution
- ravage
- reverse
- ruin
- ruining
- spoilage
- stroke
- suffering
- waste
- wound
- wreckage
- wrecking
- wrong
- abuse
- bang up
- batter
- bleach
- blight
- break
- burn
- contaminate
- corrode
- corrupt
- crack
- cripple
- deface
- defile
- dirty
- discolor
- disfigure
- disintegrate
- dismantle
- fade
- gnaw
- harm
- hurt
- impair
- incapacitate
- infect
- injure
- lacerate
- maim
- maltreat
- mangle
- mar
- mutilate
- pollute
- ravage
- rot
- ruin
- rust
- scathe
- scorch
- scratch
- smash
- split
- spoil
- stab
- stain
- tamper with
- tarnish
- tear
- undermine
- vitiate
- weaken
- wear away
- wound
- wreak havoc on
- wreck
- wrong
- afflict
- aggrieve
- agonize
- ail
- bother
- break
- bug
- burn up
- depress
- desolate
- discombobulate
- disquiet
- disturb
- do a number on
- dog
- eat
- get
- get to
- give a hard time
- grieve
- harass
- harry
- hound
- hurt
- injure
- irk
- irritate
- make it tough for
- miff
- nag
- needle
- nit-pick
- oppress
- pain
- peeve
- perplex
- pester
- pick on
- plague
- push
- rack
- sadden
- strain
- strap
- stress
- tick off
- torment
- torture
- trouble
- try
- vex
- weigh
- wound
- afflict
- aggrieve
- agonize
- ail
- bother
- break
- bug
- burn up
- depress
- desolate
- discombobulate
- disquiet
- disturb
- do a number on
- dog
- eat
- get
- get to
- give a hard time
- grieve
- harass
- harry
- hound
- hurt
- injure
- irk
- irritate
- make it tough for
- miff
- nag
- needle
- nit-pick
- oppress
- pain
- peeve
- perplex
- pester
- pick on
- plague
- push
- rack
- sadden
- strain
- strap
- stress
- tick off
- torment
- torture
- trouble
- try
- vex
- weigh
- wound
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