dilaceration Antonyms
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Meaning of dilaceration
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dilaceration (n.)
The act of rending asunder.
dilaceration Sentence Examples
- The accident resulted in multiple lacerations, necessitating immediate medical attention.
- The deep laceration on the patient's arm required sutures to close the wound.
- The dog's sharp teeth caused a severe laceration on the child's leg.
- The surgeon performed a meticulous repair of the laceration, minimizing the risk of infection.
- The laceration healed quickly, leaving a faint scar as a reminder of the injury.
- The laceration was so deep that it reached the underlying muscle tissue.
- The patient's laceration became infected, requiring antibiotics and additional treatment.
- The laceration was so severe that it required plastic surgery to repair the damage.
- The laceration was a result of a knife attack, leaving the victim with permanent nerve damage.
- The laceration was caused by a piece of broken glass, resulting in a jagged wound.
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The act of rending asunder.
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The accident resulted in multiple lacerations, necessitating immediate medical attention.
The deep laceration on the patient's arm required sutures to close the wound.
The dog's sharp teeth caused a severe laceration on the child's leg.
The surgeon performed a meticulous repair of the laceration, minimizing the risk of infection.
