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Meanings of actual wounds in English

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Usage of actual wounds in English
1
In any war, more troops die or are incapacitated from infection than from actual wounds on the battlefield.
A fierce radiance: a novel
2
The Indian seemed but a trifle better, though that came through compression rather than any actual wounds from tooth or talon.
The Lost City
3
He was very stiff and bruised, as he found on attempting to move about, but he had no actual wounds, and no bones were broken.
In the Days of Chivalry: A Tale of the Times of the Black Prince
4
"You understand, dear," he was saying, "the actual wounds are going on well.
The Rosary
5
"Merely scratched-thistime," put in John Silence, speaking for the first time; "suffering more from shock and fright than actual wounds."
Three More John Silence Stories
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