incises Antonyms
Meaning of incises
incises
to cut into, to carve figures, letters, or devices into, to carve (something, such as an inscription) into a surface
incises Sentence Examples
- The surgeon made precise incisions during the operation, ensuring minimal tissue damage.
- The artist meticulously incised the canvas, creating intricate patterns with their blade.
- The razor blade incised the paper cleanly, leaving a sharp and defined line.
- The archaeologist used a scalpel to incise the ancient artifact, revealing hidden inscriptions.
- The metalworker incised intricate designs into the silver, adding a layer of ornamental beauty.
- The graffiti artist incised their initials into the wet cement, leaving a permanent mark.
- The woodcarver carefully incised the wood, creating a lifelike sculpture with intricate details.
- The tailor incised the fabric, preparing it for the intricate embroidery that would follow.
- The knife incised the surface of the apple, revealing the crisp and juicy interior.
- The doctor incised the skin around the abscess, providing a path for drainage and healing.
FAQs About the word incises
to cut into, to carve figures, letters, or devices into, to carve (something, such as an inscription) into a surface
etches, inscribes, engraves, sculpts, traces, graves,carves, chases,insculps, grooves
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The surgeon made precise incisions during the operation, ensuring minimal tissue damage.
The artist meticulously incised the canvas, creating intricate patterns with their blade.
The razor blade incised the paper cleanly, leaving a sharp and defined line.
The archaeologist used a scalpel to incise the ancient artifact, revealing hidden inscriptions.
