vulnose (Meaning)
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vulnose (a.)
Having wounds; vulnerose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vulnose
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
vulnose Sentence Examples
- The vulnose on his leg was infected and required immediate medical attention.
- The sharp thorn pierced his skin, leaving behind a deep vulnose.
- The vulnose on her hand healed slowly due to the constant moisture and friction.
- He accidentally cut himself on the broken glass, resulting in a large vulnose.
- The vulnose on the horse's leg needed to be cleaned and stitched up to prevent infection.
- The doctor examined the vulnose on the patient's ankle and determined it was minor.
- The vulnose on the tree bark indicated that it had been attacked by insects.
- The vulnose on the metal surface was caused by corrosion and needed to be repaired.
- The vulnose on the fabric was torn and needed to be mended.
- The vulnose on the child's knee was painful and required a bandage.
FAQs About the word vulnose
Having wounds; vulnerose.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vulnose on his leg was infected and required immediate medical attention.
The sharp thorn pierced his skin, leaving behind a deep vulnose.
The vulnose on her hand healed slowly due to the constant moisture and friction.
He accidentally cut himself on the broken glass, resulting in a large vulnose.
