Meanings of reopened old in English

The news of Saturday was a trigger the reopened old wounds for me.

The Christchurch shootings have reopened old wounds for Canada's Muslim community.

Mr Smith told RNZ Dunedin reporter Tess Brunton the situation has reopened old wounds.

For me, at least, it has reopened old wounds.

But far from healing the acrimonious debate, the tribute carved in Lincoln limestone has reopened old wounds.

Fabio Capello has reopened old wounds with the Football Association by claiming that John Terry should still be playing for England.

In a country with a long history of supernatural beliefs, the timing of the quakes triggered conspiracy theories and reopened old wounds.

Britain's decision to send one of its most sophisticated warships to the islands has also reopened old wounds, though a new armed conflict seems unthinkable.

Jelena Dokic's first WTA Tour title in Rome on Sunday has reopened old wounds over her switching of allegiances from Australia to her native Yugoslavia.

'What he intended would have reopened old wounds.