amputating (Meaning)

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amputating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Amputate

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The surgeon was in the process of amputating the patient's leg to control the infection.
The emergency medical team was actively amputating the debris to rescue the trapped individual.
In the operating room, the skilled doctors were amputating the damaged limb to save the patient's life.
The veterinarian was amputating the tail of the injured dog to prevent further complications.
Due to the severity of the accident, the rescue team was amputating the crushed portion of the vehicle to extract the occupants.
In the battlefield, the field medics were amputating limbs to quickly address severe injuries.
The surgical team was amputating the necrotic tissue to prevent the spread of the infection.
The skilled orthopedic surgeon was amputating the irreparable joint, providing relief to the patient.
Facing a critical situation, the doctor was amputating the frostbitten toes to prevent further damage.
The oncologist recommended amputating the affected breast as part of the cancer treatment plan.

of Amputate

severing, yanking, grabbing, ripping, cutting (off),tearing, extracting, pulling, nabbing, uprooting

reattaching,reattaching,,

The surgeon was in the process of amputating the patient's leg to control the infection.

The emergency medical team was actively amputating the debris to rescue the trapped individual.

In the operating room, the skilled doctors were amputating the damaged limb to save the patient's life.

The veterinarian was amputating the tail of the injured dog to prevent further complications.