Criminal and Wounded

Criminal

Criminal adjective - Contrary to or forbidden by law.

Wounded and criminal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wounded" instead an adjective "Criminal".

Wounded

Wounded adjective - Suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle.
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Synonyms for Wounded

Criminal and wounded are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Criminal" instead an adjective "Wounded".

Nearby Words: wound, wounding

Both words in one sentence

  • Tranquil Fury Sherlock Holmes in "The Three Garriedbs" when Watson is wounded, Holmes lets the criminal know in no uncertain terms that if his best friend had died on him, said criminal wouldn't have left the room alive.
    Source: Tranquil Fury
  • Coup de Grâce The criminal was reaching for his gun so it's ultimately justified but given the overall Values Dissonance the copper probably simply did not want to deal with a wounded prisoner.
  • Series / Vikings Ragnar prays to Odin at one point in the first season and is able to fight his way free of Earl Haraldson's men despite being heavily wounded.Haraldson: Do you deny you're a criminal?
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