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Meanings of wound in English
Usage of wound in English
1
This patient-centered instrument helped document important quality-of-life concerns among chronic wound patients.
2
Last year, the ATO wound up or bankrupted 37 businesses every week.
3
While the physical wound had healed, Chance's heart wasn't into work yet.
4
The wound appeared similar to a type often seen at the MCME.
5
She thought of her parents and the idea that words could wound.
6
Whether or not the wound was fatal is difficult to assess today.
7
She wound up marrying him a year or so later, I heard.
8
Today, Detective Inspector John Sutton said they had wound down the investigation.
9
One of the injured suffered a puncture wound that was considered serious.
10
He left the business, and wound up working odd jobs in Texas.
11
He closed and directed it; and in an hour received his death-wound.
12
Analysts expect the oil swap window would also soon be wound down.
13
Kenseth wound up the season in second, 19 points behind champion Johnson.
14
But the immense wound disappeared in the immensity of the unconquered wall.
15
That the wound he'd taken was even more serious than he'd thought.
16
In September, when the arrow was yet in the wound, he wrote:
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Wound through the time
Wound across language varieties
Canada
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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