Pronunciation: [wˈuːndləs] (IPA) 
"Woundless" is spelled with a silent "w" and is pronounced as "woond-lis". The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈwuːndləs/. The "ou" in "wound" is pronounced as the "oo" in "book" and "less" is pronounced as "les" without the "s" sound. The meaning of "woundless" is to not have any wounds or injuries. This word is commonly used in medical and health contexts to describe the absence of injuries or wounds.
Woundless is an adjective that describes something or someone in a state or condition of being free from wounds or injuries. It is derived from the word "wound," which refers to a bodily injury caused by physical trauma or an emotional injury caused by a hurtful experience.
When applied to physical wounds, woundless signifies the absence of any cuts, bruises, lacerations, or other injuries on the surface or within the body. It suggests that no damage has been inflicted, indicating a state of physical well-being, health, or invulnerability. For example, a soldier returning from battle unharmed could be described as woundless.
In a figurative sense, woundless can also describe an emotional or psychological state that is free from hurt or pain. It implies a state of being emotionally unscathed or untouched by negative experiences or trauma. It suggests resilience, emotional strength, or a lack of vulnerability to emotional wounds. For instance, a person who has overcome a difficult situation without being emotionally affected can be considered emotionally woundless.
Overall, woundless describes a condition of being without any physical or emotional wounds, indicating a state of intactness, wellbeing, or invincibility.
The word woundless is derived from the combination of the Old English root word wund (meaning a wound or an injury) and the suffix -less (meaning without or lacking). When these two elements are merged, it forms woundless, which means without wounds or uninjured.
