Put out and Wounded

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Put out adjective - Subjected to and reacting with irritation.

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Wounded and put out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wounded" instead an adjective "Put out".

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

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

Nearby Words: wound, wounding

When the heroes launched their second attack, he stayed and fought, eventually going out in a blaze of glory while wounded and trying to put out a fuse.

Source: Literature / Lord Jim
In Van for example troops of Boy Scouts were deployed, though usually their job was to tend to the wounded, collect used bullets and put out fires caused by bombs going off.

Source: Useful Notes / Armos with Armor
When the heroes launched their second attack, he stayed and fought, eventually going out in a blaze of glory while wounded and trying to put out a fuse, instead of trying to save himself escaping through a secret tunnel like Cornelius did.

Source: Villainous Valour

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