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Meaning of dilative
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dilative (a.)
Causing dilation; tending to dilate, on enlarge; expansive.
dilative Sentence Examples
- The ophthalmologist used dilative eye drops to widen the patient's pupils for a comprehensive eye examination.
- The doctor carefully inserted a dilative suppository into the patient's rectum to induce bowel relaxation for a medical procedure.
- The gynecologist employed a dilative cervical procedure to widen the cervix for childbirth.
- The cardiologist recommended dilative therapy to enlarge a narrowed heart valve.
- The orthodontist placed a dilative appliance in the patient's mouth to create space between teeth for proper alignment.
- Dilative balloons are commonly used in angioplasty to expand narrowed arteries and improve blood flow.
- The plumber used a dilative tool to widen a clogged drainpipe in the kitchen sink.
- The rescue team deployed a dilative foam to expand a collapsed mine shaft, creating a passage for trapped miners.
- A dilative solvent is often used in chemistry to dissolve and extract compounds from complex mixtures.
- The research team studied the dilative effects of a new drug on blood vessels as part of their investigation into cardiovascular disorders.
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Causing dilation; tending to dilate, on enlarge; expansive.
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The ophthalmologist used dilative eye drops to widen the patient's pupils for a comprehensive eye examination.
The doctor carefully inserted a dilative suppository into the patient's rectum to induce bowel relaxation for a medical procedure.
The gynecologist employed a dilative cervical procedure to widen the cervix for childbirth.
The cardiologist recommended dilative therapy to enlarge a narrowed heart valve.
