lancing Synonyms

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The doctor carefully lanced the boil on the patient's skin, releasing the infection.
The surgeon lanced the abscess near the patient's appendix, alleviating the pain and preventing further complications.
Using a scalpel, the dermatologist skillfully lanced the cyst on the patient's back, ensuring proper drainage and facilitating healing.
During the medieval period, knights and soldiers often used lances to pierce through armor and inflict serious wounds.
In the ancient sport of jousting, knights charged at each other with lances, aiming to unseat their opponents from their horses.
The spearfisher adeptly lanced the fish with a harpoon, securing a delicious catch for dinner.
In a fencing competition, the fencers skillfully lanced their opponents with their foils, demonstrating their precision and agility.
The cowboys skillfully lanced the cattle during the branding process, marking their ownership and ensuring their ability to track them.
With a steady hand, the veterinarian lanced the animal's wound, providing relief and initiating the healing process.
In a suspenseful scene from the movie, the hero skillfully lanced the villain's tire, causing them to skid off the road and preventing their escape.

of Lance

sticking,stabbing, picking, puncturing, piercing, jabbing, poking, pinking, transfixing, skewering

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The doctor carefully lanced the boil on the patient's skin, releasing the infection.

The surgeon lanced the abscess near the patient's appendix, alleviating the pain and preventing further complications.

Using a scalpel, the dermatologist skillfully lanced the cyst on the patient's back, ensuring proper drainage and facilitating healing.

During the medieval period, knights and soldiers often used lances to pierce through armor and inflict serious wounds.