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Painful as if caused by a sharp instrument.
cutting
keen
piercing
knifelike
lancinating
lancinate
sharp
Causing physical or especially psychological injury.
wounding
harmful
wounding
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.
1
A lot of violence, a lot of shootings and
stabbing
,
I think.
2
The
stabbing
victim was taken to Middlemore Hospital in a critical condition.
3
Rupert then set me to try
stabbing
in various positions and postures.
4
She blinked at the strong stream of light
stabbing
right at her.
5
He never said a word, just walked in and began
stabbing
people.
6
The
stabbing
followed a row in the Roslevan area of the town.
7
Clearly, Lester had been in the room when the
stabbing
took place.
8
Police are seeking any witnesses to a
stabbing
in Hawke's Bay yesterday.
9
Shots popped, rattled; spear points of flame
stabbing
out from rifle muzzles.
10
It's understood this man was also involved in the earlier fatal
stabbing
.
11
A man has been arrested in Waterford following a
stabbing
yesterday evening.
12
Finally, yesterday, Helen decided to leave Rob and ended up
stabbing
him.
13
A 13-year-old boy is currently being held in connection with the
stabbing
.
14
I struck with all my force,
stabbing
the animal on the ribs.
15
She was accused of
stabbing
Booth five times and pawning her ring.
16
He started down the long corridor,
stabbing
his torch into every shadow.
stabbing
stab
fatal stabbing
follow a stabbing
double stabbing
separate stabbing
allege stabbing