cauterizing (Meaning)

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

of Cauterize

The surgeon was in the midst of cauterizing the wound when the power outage occurred.
Cauterizing the blood vessels effectively stopped the bleeding during the delicate procedure.
The process of cauterizing the wound required precision and steady hands.
The ancient healers had mastered the art of cauterizing wounds using primitive tools.
Despite the advancements in medical technology, cauterizing remains a crucial technique in emergency medicine.
The veterinarian was skilled in cauterizing injuries in animals to promote healing.
Cauterizing the wound was necessary to prevent infection from spreading further.
The soldier winced in pain as the medic began cauterizing his battle wound.
The traditional medicine practitioner used herbs known for their cauterizing properties to treat burns.
The doctor explained the benefits of cauterizing the wound to the patient before proceeding with the procedure.

of Cauterize

diminishing, numbing, blunting,reducing, deadening, dulling, weakening, muting, muffling, damping

amplifying, amplifying, magnifying, strengthening, consolidating, deepening, magnifying, consolidating, enhancing, intensifying

The surgeon was in the midst of cauterizing the wound when the power outage occurred.

Cauterizing the blood vessels effectively stopped the bleeding during the delicate procedure.

The process of cauterizing the wound required precision and steady hands.

The ancient healers had mastered the art of cauterizing wounds using primitive tools.