Move and Wound

Move

Move verb - To change the place or position of.

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Wound and move are semantically related in deed topic. In some cases you can use "Wound" instead a verb "Move".

Nearby Words: moving, moved, movement, mover, movable

Wound verb - To cause bodily damage to.

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Move and wound are semantically related in deed topic. Sometimes you can use "Move" instead a verb "Wound".

Nearby Words: wounded, wounding

physical	physical move	physical wound
particular	particular move	particular wound
similar	similar move	similar wound
normal	normal move	normal wound
Other adjectives: original, single, simple, actual, big, bad, secret, new, fatal, extra, last.

arm	move arm	wound arm
people	move people	wound people
thanks	move thanks	wound thanks
body	move body	wound body
Other words: way, troops, sun, planet.

Nana Visitor protested the move so vehemently that the planned storyline was soon dropped and they wound up as even worse enemies.

Source: No Yay
Most people would not even be able to move well from that kind of wound but most people aren't Batman.

Source: Unexplained Recovery
He does it because he still needs his advice, and it works: in Emperor of Thorns, Coddin is still alive, though unable to move and has to have his wound regularly washed and bandaged.

Source: Literature / The Prince of Thorns

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