Sentence example with the word 'scalpel'

scalpel

Definition n. a thin straight surgical knife used in dissection and surgery

Last update: July 30, 2015


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Doctors use scalpel to perform operations.   [noun]

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An apparent suicide, she lies on a gurney in the cold room, awaiting the dissecting scalpel of medical examiner Maura Isles.   [noun]

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The person wielding the scalpel is likely to gain most from the experience.   [noun]

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In his hand was a bright scalpel, and he was speaking--and, curiously enough, in English.   [Please select]

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Alas, I have neither the skill nor the scalpel to show the diseases of Mr.   [Please select]

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I leave the problem to the masters of the microtome and the scalpel.   [Please select]

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_--Cut thin hand-sections with a sharp scalpel, dehydrate if necessary, and mount in Canada balsam.   [Please select]

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He was gone, and he'd slit every man's throat with a scalpel.   [Please select]

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Gallifa remained perfectly still, his eyes on the surgeon's scalpel in Nolan's hand.   [Please select]

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Nolan drew his tight lips away from his teeth and gestured menacingly with the scalpel.   [Please select]

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The scalpel is more to my taste, and my object in coming here is to visit a relative.   [Please select]

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