The spec-by-example is imprecise. Does "89" fit your use of "words" or should it be excluded for lack of an alpha character?

If the latter (which is the way I read "words") you'll need slightly more complex code: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use 5.016;
use strict;
use warnings;

# 1041443

my @array=("aqw","asd8dsa","sd8sd","89","aws", "17A", "bc24", );

for my $elem (@array) {
    if ( $elem =~ /\d/ ) {
        if ( $elem !~ /[\D]/ ) {
            say "No non-digits in *| $elem |*";
            next;
        }
        say $elem;
    } else {
        say "No numerals in *| $elem  |*";
    }
}

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OUTPUT: 

No numerals in *| aqw  |*
asd8dsa
sd8sd
No non-digits in *| 89 |*
No numerals in *| aws  |*
17A
bc24

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In reply to Re: word with some number in between by ww
in thread word with some number in between by Anonymous Monk

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