unhealed
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6.3
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈhiːld/
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no curado
- So many people are unhealed and they're responding out of trauma that they have to deal with in their own personal life.
- unhealed wounds
What is this moment here to show me about my unhealed self?
- What is this moment here to show me about my unhealed self?
- The root of countless problems in our society lies in a sleeping giant, unhealed trauma.
- The key is to not come into these new situations unhealed from your previous disappointments and hurts.
- Once you go to the depth of it, you can see any things that impacted people, traumas, dramas, unhealed issues, and that's what's running them.
- So trauma is a wound that you sustain, which then shows up later on in your life unhealed.
- And this thesis that he has that that most addicts or addictions can be traced back to unresolved or unhealed childhood trauma.
- That's not just current, that's mountains of unhealed residue from past traumas, from past cultural traumas, global traumas.
- So many people are unhealed and they're responding out of trauma that they have to deal with in their own personal life.
- The way that paragraph described the notion that in these close relationships, the unhealed parts of ourselves are going to pop up and rear their heads.
- Yeah, all of that is like a a product of this unhealed wound.
- And so essentially the unfortunate reality is, you know, an to an unhealed heart, true love can be very scary.
Examples
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Now, when I write my Great Small Things, I see clearly that my childhood is an unhealed wound.
Academic text (2011) -
But it left wounds unhealed for decades.
Academic text (2004) -
What is this moment here to show me about my unhealed self?
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Well, let me first say my my talk was about the unhealed war wounds of World War One.
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The root of countless problems in our society lies in a sleeping giant, unhealed trauma.
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The key is to not come into these new situations unhealed from your previous disappointments and hurts.
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The way that paragraph described the notion that in these close relationships, the unhealed parts of ourselves are going to pop up and rear their heads.
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Where are the unhealed wounds within sight of ourself that we can actually go deeper into and heal?
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Such extreme sensitivity over history textbook matters reveals the depth of old wounds and the extent to which they remain unhealed in East Asia.
Academic text (2003) -
After years of neglect, her emotional scars remained unhealed, affecting her ability to trust others.
Synonyms
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3.8
Painful red skin caused by rubbing or being hurt
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6.6
An injury where the skin is broken and what is under the skin shows
Not fixed or healed after damage, for example a torn shirt and a broken friendship
Antonyms
How Healed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unhealed is built from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the root heal meaning 'to make whole or get better', the same root you see in health. So unhealed describes a wound or an emotional hurt that is 'not recovered' and has not yet gotten better.