exenterated

UK
/ɪɡˈzɛntəreɪtɪd/
US
/ɪɡˈzɛntəreɪtɪd/

Translations

exenterateverb

exenterated

Past Simple

exenterated
Past Simple
exenterated
Past Participle
exenterating
Gerund
UK
/ɪɡˈzɛntəreɪt/
US
/ɪɡˈzɛntəreɪt/
exentérerMédecine, chirurgie : retirer le contenu d’une cavité ou d’un organe.
The surgeon exenterated the patient's orbit to eradicate the tumor.
Le chirurgien a exentéré l’orbite du patient pour éliminer la tumeur.
éviscérerChirurgie, anatomie : retirer les entrailles ou les viscères.
In ancient rituals, animals were exenterated before the sacrifice.
Dans les rituels antiques, les animaux étaient éviscérés avant le sacrifice.
exenteratepast participle

exenterated

Used attributively to describe something from which the internal organs have been removed.
exentéréMédecine, anatomie : dont on a retiré le contenu d’une cavité ou les organes internes.
The exenterated specimen was stored for anatomical study.
Le spécimen exentéré a été conservé pour l’étude anatomique.

Definitions

exenterateverb
To surgically remove the contents of a body cavity, organ, or the eye socket.
The surgeon exenterated the patient's orbit to eradicate the tumor.
To disembowel; to remove the entrails of a body.
In ancient rituals, animals were exenterated before the sacrifice.
exenteratepast participle
Having had its internal organs removed; disembowelled.
The exenterated specimen was stored for anatomical study.