abscind (Meaning)
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abscind (v. t.)
To cut off.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abscind
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abscind Sentence Examples
- The ancient ritual required the priest to abscind a lock of hair as an offering to the deity.
- In the ceremony, the tribal leader would abscind a symbolic piece of cloth to signify unity.
- The surgeon had to abscind the infected limb to prevent the spread of gangrene.
- As a symbol of independence, each member of the community would abscind a small token during the celebration.
- The ritualistic dance concluded with the leader's symbolic act to abscind a portion of the sacred fabric.
- The ancient tradition mandated the leader to abscind a piece of the sacred plant during the ceremony.
- The elders would solemnly abscind a portion of the sacred bread, offering it to the gods.
- In times of war, it was customary for the warriors to abscind a lock of hair as a gesture of bravery.
- The religious ceremony required the devotees to abscind a small offering and place it on the altar.
- The symbolic act of abscinding a thread from the communal tapestry represented the unity of the tribe.
FAQs About the word abscind
To cut off.
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The ancient ritual required the priest to abscind a lock of hair as an offering to the deity.
In the ceremony, the tribal leader would abscind a symbolic piece of cloth to signify unity.
The surgeon had to abscind the infected limb to prevent the spread of gangrene.
As a symbol of independence, each member of the community would abscind a small token during the celebration.
