obduct (Meaning)
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obduct (v. t.)
To draw over; to cover.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obduct
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
obduct Sentence Examples
- The surgeon carefully obducted the wound to remove the infection.
- Pathologists obduct deceased individuals to determine the cause of death.
- Researchers conducted an obduction of the fossil remains to study the evolutionary history.
- As part of the forensic investigation, an obduction was performed to examine the victim's injuries.
- The medical examiner obducted the body to establish the circumstances surrounding the individual's demise.
- Histopathologists obduct tissue samples to diagnose diseases and assess the extent of damage.
- The obduction revealed extensive bruising and internal bleeding, indicating trauma as the cause of death.
- The obduction process involves meticulously examining both external and internal aspects of the deceased.
- Experts in forensic obduction provide valuable information for criminal investigations.
- Scientists utilize advanced techniques to obduct ancient remains, unlocking insights into past civilizations and human evolution.
FAQs About the word obduct
To draw over; to cover.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The surgeon carefully obducted the wound to remove the infection.
Pathologists obduct deceased individuals to determine the cause of death.
Researchers conducted an obduction of the fossil remains to study the evolutionary history.
As part of the forensic investigation, an obduction was performed to examine the victim's injuries.
