obtruncation (Meaning)
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obtruncation (n.)
The act of lopping or cutting off.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obtruncation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
obtruncation Sentence Examples
- The obtruncation of the ancient tree's roots left it vulnerable to storms.
- The obtruncation of the prisoner's sentence was seen as a form of leniency.
- The obtruncation of the mountain's peak created a gaping void.
- The obtruncation of the manuscript rendered it illegible.
- The obtruncation of the statue's head caused a great loss of historical significance.
- The obtruncation of the architect's plans by the city council angered him profoundly.
- The obtruncation of the victim's life by the murderer was a heinous crime.
- The obtruncation of the artist's masterpiece by critics left him shattered.
- The obtruncation of the agreement between the two parties caused a breakdown in negotiations.
- The obtruncation of the limb left the patient with a permanent disability.
FAQs About the word obtruncation
The act of lopping or cutting off.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The obtruncation of the ancient tree's roots left it vulnerable to storms.
The obtruncation of the prisoner's sentence was seen as a form of leniency.
The obtruncation of the mountain's peak created a gaping void.
The obtruncation of the manuscript rendered it illegible.
