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incision

[C] Countable
pl: incisions

This term carries a clinical and intentional connotation, distinguishing it from a random cut or a jagged tear. It suggests a controlled, purposeful action performed with a sharp instrument to achieve a specific medical or technical goal. In non-medical contexts, it describes a clean, deliberate slice into a material. The word evokes a sense of sterility and precision, often implying that the opening is meant to be closed or healed afterward.

Countable when referring to the individual cuts made during a procedure, such as making three separate incisions for a biopsy.

Meanings

Noun
[someone][something]

A precise cut made into a body or tissue, typically during a surgical procedure.

"The surgeon made a small incision in the abdomen."

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