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Discover LudwigThe phrase "did not wound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that someone or something did not cause injury or harm. Example: "Despite the fierce battle, the soldier's actions did not wound any of the enemy combatants."
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Six of the last 17 suicide bombers did not wound anyone beyond themselves.
The man, Thomas Jones, 30, who was shot five times on July 12, did not wound a police officer he has been accused of trying to kill, city officials said.
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Thornberry did, but did not wind up sitting in the vacant space between Johnson and Youngblood.
The warring senators and representatives of Washington did not wind up there by accident or coincidence.
"Actually, I did not wind up becoming a lawyer," Gore said.
"Lunch" did not wind down for eight hours, ending with a walk on the beach.
Unlike some of her predecessors, she did not wind up designating a few favorites to create a consistent image.
Wood does not wound or break down; it does not shatter, it wears out, it can last a long time".
Even when I.E.D.'s do not wound or kill troops, the threat restricts and complicates the movements of coalition forces.
It just didn't wind up in my hands.
They didn't wind up needing a field goal, of course.
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