cicatrize (Meaning)
Wordnet
cicatrize (v)
form a scar, after an injury
Webster
cicatrize (v. t.)
To heal or induce the formation of a cicatrix in, as in wounded or ulcerated flesh.
Webster
cicatrize (v. i.)
To heal; to have a new skin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cicatrize
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cicatrize Sentence Examples
- The wound began to cicatrize slowly, forming a thin layer of protective tissue.
- The doctor assured her that the cut would cicatrize without leaving a scar.
- His expertise in wound care ensured that injuries would cicatrize efficiently.
- It took several weeks for the surgical incision to fully cicatrize.
- Proper wound management is essential to encourage tissue to cicatrize effectively.
- The ointment applied to the burn helped it cicatrize faster.
- Despite the severity of the injury, the skin began to cicatrize remarkably quickly.
- The surgeon carefully stitched the wound to ensure it would cicatrize neatly.
- It's important to keep the wound clean to prevent infection and promote cicatrization.
- The process of cicatrization can vary depending on factors such as age and overall health.
FAQs About the word cicatrize
form a scar, after an injuryTo heal or induce the formation of a cicatrix in, as in wounded or ulcerated flesh., To heal; to have a new skin.
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The wound began to cicatrize slowly, forming a thin layer of protective tissue.
The doctor assured her that the cut would cicatrize without leaving a scar.
His expertise in wound care ensured that injuries would cicatrize efficiently.
It took several weeks for the surgical incision to fully cicatrize.
