Uk English Meaning of wounding
wounding
Other Uk English words related to wounding
- damaging
- deleterious
- destructive
- detrimental
- fatal
- harmful
- hurtful
- ill
- injurious
- lethal
- Malignant
- murderous
- noxious
- harmful
- poisonous
- ruinous
- threatening
- troublesome
- unhealthy
- adverse
- antagonistic
- bad
- baleful
- baneful
- counter
- dangerous
- defamatory
- disadvantageous
- evil
- hazardous
- hostile
- imperiling
- endangering
- inimical
- jeopardizing
- negative
- offensive
- dangerous
- prejudicial
- Risky
- unfavourable
- unfriendly
- Unsafe
- unsympathetic
- antipathetic
- calumnious
- Conflicting
- derogatory
- inhospitable
- intolerant
- opposing
- perilous
- resistant
- resisting
- scathing
- slanderous
- uncongenial
- uncooperative
- untoward
- competing
- counteracting
- countering
- advantageous
- beneficial
- favourable
- friendly
- good
- helpful
- innocent
- non-fatal
- positive
- propitious
- supportive
- sympathetic
- useful
- harmless
- innocuous
- harmless
- non-lethal
- tolerant
- understanding
- Good-natured
- non-destructive
- non-threatening
- Affable
- agreeable
- amiable
- amicable
- benign
- compatible
- cordial
- friendly
- hospitable
- unresistant
- compliant
Nearest Words of wounding
Definitions and Meaning of wounding in English
wounding (n)
the act of inflicting a wound
wounding (s)
causing physical or especially psychological injury
wounding (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Wound
FAQs About the word wounding
wounding
the act of inflicting a wound, causing physical or especially psychological injuryof Wound
damaging,deleterious,destructive,detrimental,fatal,harmful,hurtful,ill,injurious,lethal
advantageous,beneficial,favourable,friendly,good,helpful,innocent,non-fatal,positive,propitious
woundily => wounded, wounder => wounded, wounded => wounded, woundable => woundable, wound up => Wound,
