Sample Sentences for
cadaver
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    You know what cadaver means?  (source)
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    The acts themselves were unclear—for example, a woman bent over a man for some undetermined purpose, as if she were about to do some violence on an utterly helpless cadaver.  (source)
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    No one knows where they get the cadavers; or no one knows for certain.  (source)
    cadavers = dead human bodies
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    In the photograph he looked already a cadaver.  (source)
    cadaver = dead human body
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    Yet Michelangelo had his secret cadavers, and so too must I. An artist of a different sort, risk and sacrifice….  (source)
    cadavers = dead human bodies
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    "Fort intrigues par ce cadavre," as I was informed a long time after by an elderly French lieutenant whom I came across one afternoon in Sydney, by the merest chance, in a sort of cafe, and who remembered the affair perfectly.†  (source)
    unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it cadaver.
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    Using cadaveric dura (dura from a dead person), I sewed it over her brain.†  (source)
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    And you expect me to use my hearse to cart the cadaver?  (source)
    cadaver = dead human body
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    These cadavers were so unhuman-looking they didn't bother me a bit.  (source)
    cadavers = dead bodies of human beings -- especially in reference to medical study
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    As with Bo-Bo, it involved removing a portion of the skull, cutting between the two halves of the brain, covering the swollen brain with cadaveric dura, and sewing the scalp back up.†  (source)
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    A man described by authorities as one evolutionary step above a banana slug has recently admitted to having been locked in the Sacajawea Junior High biology lab over a long weekend nearly sixteen years ago when he fell asleep and was mistaken as a cadaver.  (source)
    cadaver = dead human body
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    Between meals, Don Jose sketched rather than dissected the cadavers and caught up on his sleep on a bench below a Gauguin and alongside several Van Goghs in the Prado.  (source)
    cadavers = dead human bodies
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    Physically, he would be considered a hunk at the university or even as a cadaver in an autopsy room, which was preferable to her.  (source)
    cadaver = dead human body
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