sphacelate (Meaning)
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sphacelate (v)
undergo necrosis
Synonyms & Antonyms of sphacelate
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sphacelate Sentence Examples
- The infection rapidly sphacelated the patient's tissues, causing severe decay.
- The sphacelated wound emitted an unpleasant odor due to the decomposition of dead cells.
- The disease sphacelated the internal organs of the deceased, resulting in a rapid onset of gangrene.
- The sphacelation of the gangrenous toe required immediate amputation to prevent further necrosis.
- The untreated wound sphacelated, leaving a gaping hole in the patient's flesh.
- The antibiotics failed to control the sphacelation, and the infection continued to spread aggressively.
- The sphacelated limb had to be removed surgically to prevent the infection from reaching the vital organs.
- The patient's immune system was unable to fight the sphacelating infection, leading to a fatal outcome.
- The sphacelation of the intestinal tissue caused severe abdominal pain and digestive issues.
- The sphacelated tissue was foul-smelling and could only be removed using corrosive chemicals or surgery.
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undergo necrosis
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The infection rapidly sphacelated the patient's tissues, causing severe decay.
The sphacelated wound emitted an unpleasant odor due to the decomposition of dead cells.
The disease sphacelated the internal organs of the deceased, resulting in a rapid onset of gangrene.
The sphacelation of the gangrenous toe required immediate amputation to prevent further necrosis.
