Definitions

1. noun

A person who has been injured or hurt, often in a way that is emotional or psychological rather than physical.

“The psychologist tried to help her patient, who was a war wounder, to deal with PTSD.”

2. verb

To cause or be the cause of injury or damage, especially to someone’s feelings or emotions.

“The harsh words from her parents wounder her deeply, and she struggled to come to terms with it.”