Push and Wound

Push

Push verb - To apply force to (someone or something) so that it moves in front of one.

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Wound and push are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wound" instead a verb "Push".

Nearby Words: pushed, pushy, pushover, pushing, pusher

Wound verb - To cause bodily damage to.

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Push and wound are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Push" instead a verb "Wound".

Nearby Words: wounded, wounding

physical	physical push	physical wound
original	original push	original wound
light	light push	light wound
single	single push	single wound
Other adjectives: simple, heavy, small, actual, massive, large, big, serious, huge, little, tiny, extra, additional, significant, last, red.

man	push man	wound man
people	push people	wound people
member	push member	wound member
body	push body	wound body
Other words: someone, way, opponent, player, enemy.

Spidey gives these out like candy if you push him far enough - say, if you're the Kingpin, and happen to have caused Aunt May's almost-fatal gunshot wound.

Source: No Holds Barred Beatdown / Comic Books
Poisonous Captive: Much of Nny's degeneration could be attributed to the thing behind the wall, who wound up creating the Doughboys with the intent that they could push Johnny into suicide.

Source: Comic Book / Johnny the Homicidal Maniac
Game of Thrones: Everyone seems to have just the right witty comeback or appropriate analogy wound up in their pocket, just waiting to be unravelled at the push of a button.

Source: Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic

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