The word 'wounds' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe physical injuries caused by violence, sharp objects, or other causes. Example sentence: "The soldier was taken to the hospital to be treated for his wounds."
But they didn't realise that Rudd would never give up, the wounds would never heal and he would never go away.
I went to the hospital to have the wounds cleaned on my face, shoulders, elbows, knees, hip and ankle.
To salt their wounds, a puckish figure named Igor Matovič soaked up most of the right's losses, leading his ragtag Ordinary People party to its first ever berth in parliament.
The likes of Forsyth will be looking to the prime minister to heal, and not exacerbate, wounds as he did when he played the English card after the Scottish independence referendum.
All things considered it has been a pretty devastating few days for the top end of Premier League, which will resume looking, beneath the powder and paint, a little bruised and bleary, wounds bound up with vinegar and brown paper.
The wounds within local unionism are deep in Enniskillen, especially after several key Ulster Unionists defected to the DUP at the end of the 1990s in protest at the way Nobel peace prize winner David Trimble pushed the former party towards compromises with former republican enemies.
"People were devastated by the results last week, but rather than sit back and lick their wounds, people have been invigorated and inspired," she said.
The SDLP is still licking the wounds of its general election drubbing by Sinn Fein and, with the Good Friday process still mired in dispute over IRA disarmament and police reform, all the centrist parties are under remorseless pressure from hardliners.
They found 16 bullet wounds, showing he was probably executed by machine gun fire.
Remember when the pregnant lady came into the emergency room with gunshot wounds and then went into labour?
They have left the party discredited in the public mind by its experience in government and disqualified, unless wounds heal, from reclaiming its pre-2010 role as a party of oppositional protest.
