lacerationin a sentence
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Good news, it's a mild laceration. (source)laceration = cut
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Her body is tossed like a doll slamming against the door and the dashboard and the steering wheel, lacerating her liver and breaking her arm and thumping her head so hard she loses touch with the sounds of the evening. (source)lacerating = cutting
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Pounding feet now, echoing on the pavement and the echoes loud because his ear was pressed to the pavement; his cheek felt bruised, lacerated, and he was still facing his mother and she was still dead, of course, her head at that peculiar angle. (source)lacerated = cut
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Oh, one more thing before I leave it in your hands tonight, Miss Pilbow; that new man sitting over there, the one with the garish red sideburns and facial lacerations-I've reason to believe he is a sex maniac. (source)lacerations = cuts
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Some wounded thing, by the evidence a large animal, had thrashed about in the underbrush; the jungle weeds were crushed down and the moss was lacerated; one patch of weeds was stained crimson. (source)lacerated = cut
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"The worst laceration was on your upper lip," Armand said.† (source)
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Shaped like a long, broken arm, the road contained several houses with lacerated windows and bruised walls.† (source)lacerated = cut
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Thickets of buckbrush leave a crosshatch of bloody lacerations on my shins.† (source)
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A big tearing laceration ran from his shoulder down his torso.† (source)
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He was famous for his lacerating cross-examinations.† (source)lacerating = cutting
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The iron clangs and his hands lacerate and his six-day beard glows white with dust, but Werner can see that Volkheimer makes quick progress: the sliver of light becomes a violet wedge, wider across than two of Werner's hands.† (source)lacerate = cut
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If this letter lacerates you, do the same by it.† (source)lacerates = cuts
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Moreover the pane of a window could itself become shrapnel so easily, shattered by a nearby blast, and everyone had heard of someone or other who had bled out after being lacerated by shards of flying glass.† (source)lacerated = cut
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I've already had one of my best men sent in here with lacerations on his face.† (source)
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I was prepared for laceration.† (source)
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The trek to San Antonio takes seven or eight days, in desert heat of up to 120 degrees, with diamondback rattlers, lacerating cactus needles, water slimy with cattle spit, saucer-sized tarantulas, and wild hogs with tusks.† (source)lacerating = cutting
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