scise Synonyms
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scise Meaning
Webster
scise (v. i.)
To cut; to penetrate.
scise Sentence Examples
- The seamstress used precise scissors to cut the fabric into intricate shapes.
- The surgeon's delicate scissors allowed for precise incisions during the operation.
- The artist wielded fine scissors to delicately trim the edges of the painting.
- The gardener's sharp scissors made quick work of pruning the overgrown branches.
- The tailor's meticulous scissors ensured that the suit fit flawlessly.
- The hairdresser's skilled scissors transformed the client's hair into a stylish masterpiece.
- The seamstress's trusty scissors had served her well for decades, creating countless garments.
- The writer's scissors were essential for cutting and arranging the manuscript.
- The quilter's scissors were used to precisely cut intricate patterns into the fabric.
- The collector's prized scissors were displayed in a case, a testament to their craftsmanship.
FAQs About the word scise
To cut; to penetrate.
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The seamstress used precise scissors to cut the fabric into intricate shapes.
The surgeon's delicate scissors allowed for precise incisions during the operation.
The artist wielded fine scissors to delicately trim the edges of the painting.
The gardener's sharp scissors made quick work of pruning the overgrown branches.
