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wound
noun as in injury
verb as in cause bodily damage
Example Sentences
The UK side of the business was wound up in 2021, but the international part, Pitch@Palace Global, remained open.
Cesium 137 rained down more than a thousand miles away in Scotland, where it covered fields and wound up being concentrated in the flesh of livestock.
When asked about the pattern of upset he leaves in his wake, Eisman simply looks puzzled, even a bit wounded.
The boy’s expression was uncomplaining and passive, like a wounded animal’s, except for an appeal in the wide, glassy eyes: Don’t lose me.
The Galapagos shark's 29 serrated teeth not only left Hoyos with deep wounds to his face and head, but also severed the oxygen line of his diving apparatus.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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