Wounds
/ˈwuːndz/
Definitions
- (n.) Physical injuries involving breakage of the skin or other body tissues, often relevant in criminal law or personal injury cases.
The defendant was charged with assault for causing serious wounds to the victim.
Forms
- wound
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Commentary
Legal usage of 'wounds' often distinguishes the nature and severity of injury for charges or tort claims.
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