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Meanings of wounding in English
Usage of wounding in English
1
The officers fired their weapons, seriously wounding McGowan, law enforcement authorities said.
2
A second bomb exploded when police arrived to investigate, wounding five policemen.
3
Perhaps your publisher has withheld it in order to avoid wounding you.
4
The difficulty was to avoid wounding him in shooting at the jaguar.
5
Nine bombs exploded almost simultaneously in central Bangkok, wounding nearly 30 people.
6
AT-MSCs were detectable in wounds for at least 5 days after wounding.
7
My adversary fired the first shot, wounding me in the right arm.
8
When nearly in contact the Indians fired their guns, killing and wounding.
9
This connection is occasional, in assaults, wounding, and homicide in acute alcoholism.
10
Everywhere men take delight in jesting with men and wounding one another.
11
When the vehicle failed to stop, police opened fire, wounding the student.
12
What of our claim for waylaying, wounding, and orc-dragging us through Rohan?'
13
The changing of golf's guard has been a wounding process for Woods.
14
The rebels ambushed a Kenyan border patrol in July, wounding one officer.
15
The guard was overpowered after killing a Maroon and wounding Captain Têtu.
16
It was impossible to fire again, for fear of wounding the dogs.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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