cauterized (Meaning)

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cauterized (imp. & p. p.)

of Cauterize

The surgeon cauterized the wound to prevent further bleeding during the operation.
After removing the tumor, the doctor cauterized the area to ensure no residual cells remained.
The burn was severe, requiring immediate medical attention to be cleaned and cauterized.
In medieval times, wounds were often cauterized with hot irons to prevent infection.
The veterinarian cauterized the dog's wound to aid in the healing process.
Despite the pain, the soldier endured as his wound was cauterized on the battlefield.
The procedure involved cauterizing the blood vessels to stop the excessive bleeding.
Traditional healers in some cultures still practice cauterizing wounds using herbal remedies.
The doctor carefully cauterized the tiny blood vessels to remove the skin tag.
Cauterized wounds may take longer to heal but are less prone to infection.

of Cauterize

deadened, blunted, numbed, weakened, diminished, damped, dulled, subsided,reduced, benumbed

consolidated, stimulated, consolidated, deepened,sharpened, enhanced, sharpened, deepened, intensified, amplified

The surgeon cauterized the wound to prevent further bleeding during the operation.

After removing the tumor, the doctor cauterized the area to ensure no residual cells remained.

The burn was severe, requiring immediate medical attention to be cleaned and cauterized.

In medieval times, wounds were often cauterized with hot irons to prevent infection.