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Meaning of instillator
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instillator (n)
medical apparatus that puts a liquid into a cavity drop by drop
instillator Sentence Examples
- The nurse meticulously prepared the syringe, becoming the temporary instillator of life-saving fluids.
- The surgeon deftly inserted the eyedrop instillator into the patient's lacrimal duct, applying the prescribed medication.
- The veterinarian gently inserted the ear instillator into the cat's ear canal, administering the soothing ear drops.
- The gardener carefully used the plant instillator to apply liquid nutrients directly to the roots of his prized roses.
- The chemist employed an instillator to carefully add reagents to the experimental solution, ensuring precise measurements.
- The tattoo artist painstakingly used the ink instillator to fill the tattoo machine with vibrant colors.
- The geologist used a specialized instillator to extract fluid samples from the depths of the borehole.
- The perfumer expertly employed the essential oil instillator to create a unique and alluring fragrance blend.
- The conservationist utilized a seed instillator to introduce native plant species into degraded ecosystems.
- The dentist skillfully used a fluoride instillator to apply a protective layer to the patient's teeth.
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medical apparatus that puts a liquid into a cavity drop by drop
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The nurse meticulously prepared the syringe, becoming the temporary instillator of life-saving fluids.
The surgeon deftly inserted the eyedrop instillator into the patient's lacrimal duct, applying the prescribed medication.
The veterinarian gently inserted the ear instillator into the cat's ear canal, administering the soothing ear drops.
The gardener carefully used the plant instillator to apply liquid nutrients directly to the roots of his prized roses.
