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Definitions from the WebBlighty WoundNoun: A term used during World War I to describe a minor injury that would require the injured soldier to be sent back to England for treatment and recovery. Example Sentence: He sustained a blighty wound in his left leg and was shipped back to England for medical care. Noun: A nostalgic term referring to a physical or emotional wound that reminds someone of their home or a place they hold dear. Example Sentence: Studying abroad for a year left him with a blighty wound, a constant longing for his hometown. Adjective: Describing a wound that causes a soldier to be sent back to their home country for treatment and recovery. Example Sentence: His blighty wound resulted in his repatriation and a prolonged stay away from the battlefield. Adjective: Commonly used in British slang to describe a perceived minor injury or harm. Example Sentence: After falling off his bicycle, he complained of a blighty wound on his elbow, though it was just a small scrape. Related Products: | ||||
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