unhealed

I was getting chilled and it wasn't doing my unhealed wounds any good.

It is a breach they mean to see remains unhealed."

If a small area remains unhealed, notify the health care practitioner.

The glass cut on Cindy's hand remained yellow, ugly, unhealed.

Brianna's breath caught on an old and unhealed pain; a failure.

For years the scars in the region remained unhealed.

After all, the wound was deep and unhealed, and the message it brought seemed so final: I am on my own.

This last thought leapt unbidden from an unhealed wound in the young man's mind.

Then he winced as the sand cut into the tiny unhealed cuts on his cheeks.

However he had to withdraw from the Olympic competition due to an unhealed broken jaw.

But he is in need-it's like the ache of an unhealed wound.

After two weeks, many of the wounded would rather return to the front with unhealed wounds than remain at Étaples.

Despite being in constant pain from his unhealed injuries, Berthold continued flying.

Every society has its unhealed wounds to contend with, but in few other places have they been so layered through the ages.

He touched the unhealed cut on his forehead.

Not to mention the unhealed wound of my recently-lost wife and our unborn baby.

It was a brutal, unhealed scar that often served as a useful call to humility.

Abruptly all the unhealed wounds of Germany's trauma were suppurating once more.

"You can't fight thread with an unhealed wound, man.

Wincing from the pain of moving his unhealed body, he dressed, then found some energy capsules but no solid food.

I sighed, because my injured feet remained unhealed.

That a man could not leave untreated an unhealed sore on his body-that was the truth.

One was soaked in blood from an unhealed incision, the other looked as if some kind of congestion had seized him.

The line becomes a comment on her unhealed scars from other Benedick skirmishes.

None of these explanations seem equal to depth of the country's unhealed wounds.