cadaver Synonyms
cadaver Meaning
Wordnet
cadaver (n)
the dead body of a human being
Webster
cadaver (n.)
A dead human body; a corpse.
cadaver Sentence Examples
- With a deep breath, the medical student approached the cadaver, ready to begin their anatomical studies.
- Forensic scientists meticulously examined the cadaver, searching for clues to determine the cause of death.
- The ancient Egyptians practiced elaborate mummification rituals to preserve cadavers for the afterlife.
- Cadaver dogs, trained to locate human remains, played a crucial role in finding the missing hiker.
- Advances in technology have led to the development of virtual reality simulations that may one day replace the use of cadavers in medical education.
- The ethical debate surrounding the use of cadavers for organ transplantation continues to this day.
- Archaeological excavations have uncovered ancient burial sites containing well-preserved cadavers.
- The artist, inspired by the human form, created a series of sculptures using casts of cadavers.
- The detective's investigation led them to a hidden room where a single cadaver lay covered in a sheet.
- Despite the initial apprehension, most medical students ultimately find studying cadavers a profound and humbling experience.
FAQs About the word cadaver
the dead body of a human beingA dead human body; a corpse.
corpse, stiff, carcass, relics, corpus,remains, bones, mummy,ashes, carnage
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With a deep breath, the medical student approached the cadaver, ready to begin their anatomical studies.
Forensic scientists meticulously examined the cadaver, searching for clues to determine the cause of death.
The ancient Egyptians practiced elaborate mummification rituals to preserve cadavers for the afterlife.
Cadaver dogs, trained to locate human remains, played a crucial role in finding the missing hiker.
