gangrenate Synonyms
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gangrenate Meaning
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gangrenate (v. t.)
To gangrene.
gangrenate Sentence Examples
- The neglected wound began to gangrenate, turning black and putrid.
- A gangrenate infection spread rapidly through the body, threatening the patient's life.
- The amputation was necessary to remove the gangrenate tissue before it could spread further.
- The doctor warned that the gangrenate wound needed immediate attention or it could become life-threatening.
- The smell of gangrenate flesh filled the air, making it difficult to breathe.
- The gangrenate limb had to be removed to prevent the infection from spreading to other parts of the body.
- The patient's toe had become gangrenate due to severe neglect and lack of blood flow.
- The wound was so deeply gangrenate that it would take months of treatment to heal.
- The gangrenate lesion expanded rapidly, requiring constant monitoring and antibiotics.
- The gangrenate tissue eventually became necrotic and fell off, leaving behind a large, unsightly wound.
FAQs About the word gangrenate
To gangrene.
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The neglected wound began to gangrenate, turning black and putrid.
A gangrenate infection spread rapidly through the body, threatening the patient's life.
The amputation was necessary to remove the gangrenate tissue before it could spread further.
The doctor warned that the gangrenate wound needed immediate attention or it could become life-threatening.
