Definition of unhealed
: not healed
- an unhealed wound
- unhealed bitterness
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Will's effervescent, charming girlfriend with an unhealed trauma in her not-so-distant past has been sucked into a cult.
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In the middle of this bid for connection is a beautifully raw account of the physical toll of unhealed trauma.
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Yet in America, 154 years after the end of the Civil War, each succeeding generation of Americans seems to inherit from its parents the toxicity of an unhealed relationship between blacks and whites.
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Her dramas are sites of living history, too, where personal stories of racism’s unhealed wounds mingle with dark tales thieved from the Brothers Grimm and 1940s Hollywood.
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If left unhealed, the widening political divide would be a major blow to a nation that has been a key security partner to Western countries and had been seen as East Africa’s most stable democracy.
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No Spanish writer has probed the unhealed wounds of the country’s history with more subtlety and rigour than Mr Cercas.
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But trillions of dollars have been spent, while the African–American wound remains unhealed.
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His disappearance illustrates how the unhealed wounds of Nigeria’s brutal civil war have been reopened in recent years.
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First Known Use of unhealed
13th century
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of unhealed
: not healed
- unhealed wounds
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