Cutting
Incision
Incision noun - The cutting of or into body tissues or organs (especially by a surgeon as part of an operation).
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Synonyms for Incision
Cutting and incision are semantically related in slit topic. Sometimes you can use "Cutting" instead a noun "Incision".
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Both words in one sentence
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For example, "phlebotomy", which comes from the Greek phlebo-, meaning "vein", and -tomy, meaning "cutting, incision" of an organ and "excision" of an object.
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The opening scene has a surgeon cutting a man open without anesthesia and rubbing salt into the incision, while diligently collecting the vials of harvested endorphins and storing them in her centrifuge.
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