whitecoat (Meaning)
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whitecoat (n.)
The skin of a newborn seal; also, the seal itself.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whitecoat
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whitecoat Sentence Examples
- The doctor entered the room in a pristine whitecoat, exuding an aura of professionalism.
- The scientist donned his whitecoat before beginning the intricate experiment.
- The surgeon emerged from the operating room, their whitecoat stained with remnants of the procedure.
- The veterinary technician reassured the anxious pet owner, dressed in a comforting whitecoat.
- The laboratory technician's whitecoat bore the insignia of the prestigious research institute.
- The college student proudly wore their whitecoat, signifying their transition into the medical profession.
- The dental hygienist's whitecoat ensured a clean and sterile environment for their patients.
- The pharmacist greeted the customer behind the counter, their whitecoat conveying trustworthiness.
- The nurse's whitecoat symbolized her unwavering commitment to patient care.
- The medical student shadowed the seasoned doctor, wearing a crisp whitecoat that represented their aspirations.
FAQs About the word whitecoat
The skin of a newborn seal; also, the seal itself.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The doctor entered the room in a pristine whitecoat, exuding an aura of professionalism.
The scientist donned his whitecoat before beginning the intricate experiment.
The surgeon emerged from the operating room, their whitecoat stained with remnants of the procedure.
The veterinary technician reassured the anxious pet owner, dressed in a comforting whitecoat.
