bruised
Speech parts
1. bruised - Adjective
2. bruised - Verb
Meaning
of Bruise
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"According to the Paris Codex this is prepared as follows: opium, 2 ounces; saffron, 1 ounce; bruised cinnamon and bruised cloves, each 1 drachm; sherry wine, 1 pint.
After being dismissed from the WSPU, Pankhurst's daughter Sylvia felt "bruised, as one does, when fighting the foe without, one is struck by the friend within."
Although the magic of a Waratahs-Brumbies derby may not be what it used to, there were a few bruised NSW souls after that game who had to stew on it all through lockdown.
Although his son remains at Lurie Children’s Hospital with injuries such as a broken cheek, busted-up ribs and bruised lungs, Thompson said he is “reasonably confident” Chase will pull through.
Although there are many aspects of Watson that are less desirable, similarly to the bruised parts of fruit, Pizzo loves every facet of them.
An illustration from Puck magazine of October 1884 shows James G. Blaine badly bruised after a boxing round as Grover Cleveland hops into the ring, ready to go the next round with Blaine.