scissure Antonyms
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Meaning of scissure
Wordnet
scissure (n)
a long narrow opening
Webster
scissure (n.)
A longitudinal opening in a body, made by cutting; a cleft; a fissure.
scissure Sentence Examples
- The rock formation displayed a prominent scissure, dividing it into two distinct halves.
- The scissure in the leather was perfectly aligned, allowing a clean cut with minimal effort.
- The doctor made a careful scissure in the patient's skin, revealing the underlying tissue.
- The photograph captured the moment a scissure appeared in the ice, heralding the start of a glacier's movement.
- The scissure in the riverbank was gradually eroding, creating a new channel for the water to flow.
- The seamstress used a sharp scissure to cut the delicate lace, creating an intricate pattern.
- The surgeon carefully separated the adhesions with a scissure, restoring mobility to the patient's joint.
- The scissure in the tree trunk allowed water to seep in, causing it to decay and weaken.
- The scissure in the painting was so faint that only a trained eye could discern it.
- The earthquake caused a massive scissure in the ground, disrupting transportation and infrastructure.
FAQs About the word scissure
a long narrow openingA longitudinal opening in a body, made by cutting; a cleft; a fissure.
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The rock formation displayed a prominent scissure, dividing it into two distinct halves.
The scissure in the leather was perfectly aligned, allowing a clean cut with minimal effort.
The doctor made a careful scissure in the patient's skin, revealing the underlying tissue.
The photograph captured the moment a scissure appeared in the ice, heralding the start of a glacier's movement.
