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Difference of injury words
Hurt (intentionally or unintentionally) hurt, hurt, hurt, unhappy, such as:

1. Joe hurt his back while lifting weights.

Joe hurt his back while lifting weights.

To hurt, damage, or endanger (people or animals), usually intentionally, for example:

2. What kind of person would hurt an innocent child?

What kind of person would hurt an innocent child?

Wound? [Often passive] (cause someone, especially the skin to break) to get hurt, such as:

My grandfather was injured in the war.

My grandfather was injured in the war.

To hurt (the body), especially in an accident, such as:

Three people were seriously injured. A road traffic accident.

Three people were seriously injured in a road traffic accident.