Definition of malicious wounding in English:

malicious wounding

noun

mass nounLaw

The crime of deliberately inflicting serious physical injury on someone.
she was arrested and charged with malicious wounding
Example sentencesExamples
- He was originally charged with glassing Mr Higgins in the face, but the charges were reduced and he pleaded guilty to malicious wounding.
- One man was arrested in Frome on suspicion of malicious wounding and later charged with causing actual bodily harm.
- Rogers, who spent 23 years behind bars for kidnapping and malicious wounding, said he is surprised his work is in such demand.
- He faces a long jail sentence after he admitted robbery and malicious wounding.
- Police are appealing for help to find a man involved in the malicious wounding of a 58-year-old man on Sunday.
- He was a convicted felon who served 26 months in jail for malicious wounding after slashing another man in the face with a box cutter.
- He was spared jail and was given a suspended three month sentence, after pleading guilty to unlawful and malicious wounding.
- Four times before he had been convicted of violent offences including two of malicious wounding.
- Taylor, 54, denies malicious wounding on July 13 last year.
- Groves admitted malicious wounding and witness intimidation last month.

Definition of malicious wounding in US English:

malicious wounding

noun

Law

The crime of deliberately inflicting serious physical injury on someone.
she was arrested and charged with malicious wounding
Example sentencesExamples
- Groves admitted malicious wounding and witness intimidation last month.
- He was originally charged with glassing Mr Higgins in the face, but the charges were reduced and he pleaded guilty to malicious wounding.
- Four times before he had been convicted of violent offences including two of malicious wounding.
- He was a convicted felon who served 26 months in jail for malicious wounding after slashing another man in the face with a box cutter.
- One man was arrested in Frome on suspicion of malicious wounding and later charged with causing actual bodily harm.
- Taylor, 54, denies malicious wounding on July 13 last year.
- Rogers, who spent 23 years behind bars for kidnapping and malicious wounding, said he is surprised his work is in such demand.
- He was spared jail and was given a suspended three month sentence, after pleading guilty to unlawful and malicious wounding.
- Police are appealing for help to find a man involved in the malicious wounding of a 58-year-old man on Sunday.
- He faces a long jail sentence after he admitted robbery and malicious wounding.

单词	malicious wounding
释义	Definition of malicious wounding in English: malicious wounding noun mass nounLaw The crime of deliberately inflicting serious physical injury on someone. she was arrested and charged with malicious wounding Example sentencesExamples He was originally charged with glassing Mr Higgins in the face, but the charges were reduced and he pleaded guilty to malicious wounding. One man was arrested in Frome on suspicion of malicious wounding and later charged with causing actual bodily harm. Rogers, who spent 23 years behind bars for kidnapping and malicious wounding, said he is surprised his work is in such demand. He faces a long jail sentence after he admitted robbery and malicious wounding. Police are appealing for help to find a man involved in the malicious wounding of a 58-year-old man on Sunday. He was a convicted felon who served 26 months in jail for malicious wounding after slashing another man in the face with a box cutter. He was spared jail and was given a suspended three month sentence, after pleading guilty to unlawful and malicious wounding. Four times before he had been convicted of violent offences including two of malicious wounding. Taylor, 54, denies malicious wounding on July 13 last year. Groves admitted malicious wounding and witness intimidation last month. Definition of malicious wounding in US English: malicious wounding noun Law The crime of deliberately inflicting serious physical injury on someone. she was arrested and charged with malicious wounding Example sentencesExamples Groves admitted malicious wounding and witness intimidation last month. He was originally charged with glassing Mr Higgins in the face, but the charges were reduced and he pleaded guilty to malicious wounding. Four times before he had been convicted of violent offences including two of malicious wounding. He was a convicted felon who served 26 months in jail for malicious wounding after slashing another man in the face with a box cutter. One man was arrested in Frome on suspicion of malicious wounding and later charged with causing actual bodily harm. Taylor, 54, denies malicious wounding on July 13 last year. Rogers, who spent 23 years behind bars for kidnapping and malicious wounding, said he is surprised his work is in such demand. He was spared jail and was given a suspended three month sentence, after pleading guilty to unlawful and malicious wounding. Police are appealing for help to find a man involved in the malicious wounding of a 58-year-old man on Sunday. He faces a long jail sentence after he admitted robbery and malicious wounding.
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