But come whatever may,
come weal
or woe i love thee, bless thee where so e'er thou go!
We then pillage what really should be private, in order to finance the
common weal.
It doesn't seem to be growing any longer, the
raised weal
of fortune.
He looked at the
red weal
on his fingers where the straps of the plastic bag had cut into his skin.
Once she struck him with a stick and
left a great weal
on his arm.
Its use should also serve the
public weal
' .
This was the histamine which should have
caused a red weal
anyway.
Symptoms: raised
white weals
on the skin, with redness surrounding.
Its use should also
serve the public weal
' .
Several
large weals
were left on the man's legs.
We greet the canadian working class and people with whom for thirty years and more we have
shared weal
and woe.
Once she struck him with a stick and left a
great weal
on his arm.
The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage.
They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.