Broken
Broken adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.
Wound up with and broken are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wound up with" instead an adjective "Broken".
Wound up with
Broken and wound up with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broken" instead an adjective phrase "Wound up with".
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Discussed in Dragon Age II: Isabella wishes Fenris had been on hand when her men got in a fight a week out from port and one of them wound up with a knife blade broken off in his shoulder, and his phasing powers would have allowed him to remove it easily.
Source: Psychic Surgery -
Both Clint in "Amateur Night" and Gary in "Tape 56" took a tumble down the stairs running away from the villain in their respective segments, although one of them wound up with a broken arm instead.
Source: Film / V/H/S - The recoil was so great that people frequently wound up with broken shoulders after firing.
Source: Law of Inverse Recoil
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