1. injuries to the body caused by cuts, violence, or accidents
Usage: plural of wound

1. injures or hurts someone physically
Usage: third person singular present of wound
2. hurts someone’s feelings deeply
Usage: third person singular present of wound

Examples

• The soldier’s wounds healed slowly after the battle.
• Deep wounds require immediate medical attention.
• The knife wounds on his arm needed stitches.
• She wounds everyone with her harsh criticism.
• His careless comment wounds her pride.
• The betrayal wounds him more than any physical injury could.