incisions Antonyms
Meaning of incisions
incisions
an act of incising something, a marginal notch (as in a leaf), a cut or wound of body tissue made especially in surgery, an act of cutting into something, the quality or state of being incisive, cut, gash, a cut or gash made in something, a wound made especially in surgery by incising the body, a cut made into the body during surgery
incisions Sentence Examples
- The surgeon made precise incisions in the patient's abdomen during the surgery.
- The veterinarian performed two incisions on the dog's leg to remove a tumor.
- The artist used a scalpel to make intricate incisions in the clay, creating a beautiful sculpture.
- The detective examined the incisions on the victim's body, searching for clues.
- The botany student made small incisions in the plant stem to study its internal structure.
- The archaeologists carefully uncovered the ancient artifacts, avoiding making any incisions in the fragile soil.
- The tailor expertly made incisions in the fabric to create a perfectly fitted suit.
- The forensic scientist analyzed the incisions on the document for signs of forgery.
- The carpenter made precise incisions in the wood with his saw, preparing for a sturdy joint.
- The medical examiner noticed faint incisions on the patient's wrist, indicating possible self-harm.
FAQs About the word incisions
an act of incising something, a marginal notch (as in a leaf), a cut or wound of body tissue made especially in surgery, an act of cutting into something, the q
slits, tears, wounds, gashes, injuries, lacerations, scratches, slashes, rents,fractures
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The surgeon made precise incisions in the patient's abdomen during the surgery.
The veterinarian performed two incisions on the dog's leg to remove a tumor.
The artist used a scalpel to make intricate incisions in the clay, creating a beautiful sculpture.
The detective examined the incisions on the victim's body, searching for clues.
