Sample Sentences foranesthetic (editor-reviewed)
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We use a local anesthetic so you won't feel pain but will remain conscious.local anesthetic = a drug that causes temporary loss of bodily sensations in a limited region of the body while maintaining consciousness
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She was in a long, deep sleep that followed the anesthetic. (source)anesthetic = a drug that causes temporary loss of bodily sensations (such as is administered before surgery)
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There was always a daub of anesthetic ointment, or a pill; or in severe instances, an injection that brought complete and instantaneous deliverance. (source)anesthetic = causing temporary loss of bodily sensations
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There was probably too much anesthetic for its body weight, and Grant pulled the dart out quickly.† (source)
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They give the cat an anesthetic, of course.† (source)
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They introduced an anesthetic into Billy's atmosphere now, put him to sleep.† (source)
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"Propofol is a short-duration anesthetic," lectured the woman pedantically.† (source)
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The oxygen solution also contains an anaesthetic that deadens pain receptors.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use anesthetic.
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A quick shot of local anesthetic, irrigate the wound, nine stitches, and I was done.† (source)
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Another small section housed the anesthetics.† (source)
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Giving Miss Sasaki a local anaesthetic of procaine, Dr Sasaki made an incision in her leg on 23 October, to drain the infection, which still lingered on eleven weeks after the injury.† (source)
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Annie was under general anesthetic and he watched these men, these total strangers, delving inside her, up to their elbows in gore, hauling it out and sloshing it in dollops into a corner.† (source)
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What must it have been like before there were anaesthetics?† (source)
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Over by the refreshment table, Mrs. Poole was smoking rapidly while Sally Jean told her that her house was anesthetically pleasing.† (source)
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Severe invasive procedures were not called for; local anesthetics were sufficient for the cleansing and suturing, followed by generous injections of antibiotics.† (source)
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The doctor took a breath, then told Laila that the hospital had no anesthetic.† (source)
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