delaceration Antonyms
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Meaning of delaceration
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delaceration (n.)
A tearing in pieces.
delaceration Sentence Examples
- The surgeon meticulously attended to the delaceration of the patient's wound, ensuring thorough cleansing and closure.
- The delaceration of the fabric was so severe that it rendered the garment beyond repair.
- The delaceration of trust between them was irreparable after the betrayal.
- The delaceration of the community's social fabric left many feeling isolated and vulnerable.
- The delaceration of the old bridge made it unsafe for pedestrian use.
- He winced at the sight of the delaceration on his arm, caused by a jagged piece of metal.
- The delaceration of her heart was evident in her tear-filled eyes as she recounted the painful breakup.
- The delaceration of the landscape due to deforestation was a stark reminder of the environmental damage.
- The delaceration of the ancient manuscript made it challenging for historians to piece together its contents.
- Despite the delaceration of their friendship over the years, there was still a glimmer of hope for reconciliation.
FAQs About the word delaceration
A tearing in pieces.
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The surgeon meticulously attended to the delaceration of the patient's wound, ensuring thorough cleansing and closure.
The delaceration of the fabric was so severe that it rendered the garment beyond repair.
The delaceration of trust between them was irreparable after the betrayal.
The delaceration of the community's social fabric left many feeling isolated and vulnerable.
