Hurt and Runaway

Hurt

Hurt adjective - Suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle.

Runaway and hurt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Runaway" instead an adjective "Hurt".

Nearby Words: hurtful, hurting

Runaway

Runaway adjective - Showing no signs of being under control.

Hurt and runaway are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hurt" instead an adjective "Runaway".

How words are described

strong strong hurt strong runaway
little little hurt little runaway

Both words in one sentence

  • Made of Iron: When Applejack stops a runaway vehicle Twinkle, who at that point didn't exactly like her, questions how Applejack wasn't hurt.
  • Film / CSA: The Confederate States of America Would Hurt a Child: Casey Brown, a runaway slave, murdered her master's three white children.
  • Would Not Hurt A Child: Whoever is trying to kill Harry is considerate enough to shield the Cutie Mark Crusaders from being killed by the runaway wagon they hijacked to kill Dresden.
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