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Meaning of flesh wound
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flesh wound (n)
a wound that does not damage important internal organs or shatter any bones
flesh wound Sentence Examples
- The soldier suffered a mere flesh wound, but it still kept him out of the battle.
- Despite the severity of the injury, the doctor assured him that it was just a flesh wound.
- The assassin's blade pierced his flesh, leaving behind a superficial wound.
- The hunter's arrow grazed his skin, causing only a minor flesh wound.
- The bully's punch left a small flesh wound on the victim's cheek.
- The surgeon meticulously stitched up the flesh wound, ensuring the patient's recovery.
- The sword fight left both adversaries with multiple flesh wounds, but none were life-threatening.
- The horse's leg was torn open by a sharp rock, leaving a gaping flesh wound.
- The child's fall from the tree resulted in a flesh wound on their forehead.
- The explosion sent shrapnel flying through the air, leaving the victims with various flesh wounds.
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a wound that does not damage important internal organs or shatter any bones
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The soldier suffered a mere flesh wound, but it still kept him out of the battle.
Despite the severity of the injury, the doctor assured him that it was just a flesh wound.
The assassin's blade pierced his flesh, leaving behind a superficial wound.
The hunter's arrow grazed his skin, causing only a minor flesh wound.
