Dissected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISSECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISSECT, to cut apart for scientific examination
• methodically cut up (a body or plant) in order to study its internal parts
• analyse (a text or idea) in minute detail
ADJECTIVE:
• in the form of narrow lobes or segments
• Cut into several parts; divided into sections; as, a dissected map.
• Cut deeply into many lobes or divisions; as, a dissected leaf.
• having one or more incisions reaching nearly to the midrib

Words related to DISSECTED

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How to use DISSECTED in a sentence

• The people of England had seen, during this interval, a government as it were dissected.
• The language is so concrete, that often, when I have supposed a word had been dissected and traced to its root, subsequent attention has proved it to be a compound.
• And then the old evidence was dissected, and the new evidence against the new culprits explained.
• When the ear is dissected and examined, it is found to be a piece of machinery infinitely beyond the skill of mortal man to make.
• Of these he dissected a large portion with a care hitherto unknown, having the advantage of an able associate in the study of the details in M.
• Similar to the type, but with the divisions very finely dissected or incisely many-toothed, the most beautiful of all the grape ferns.
• In 1788, the story is, a medical student threatened a group of prying boys with a dissected human arm.
• A man ought not to marry without having studied anatomy, and dissected at least one woman.
• It had an outline in vagueness, and was flung out to be apprehended, not dissected.
• He made himself both Cloaths and Shoes of the Skins of such Wild Beasts as he had dissected.
• He dissected her evidence, and showed that it entirely bore out the story of the defence.
• Leonardo dissected many plants, but later fell back upon the rose for decorative purposes.
• They rode together, dissected animals and plants, and the young man assisted in operations.
• A surgeon purchased my body, carried me home, and dissected me.
• Alexander Munro, Professor of Anatomy in the University of Edinburgh, to be publicly dissected by him.
• Retiring to a quiet Alcove with four Volumes that were being dissected at the drawing-room Clinics, she took a hack at the first and last Chapter of each.
• Each book is like a piece of a dissected map, or of a series of such maps cut to a different scale.
• He and Ivan Fitzgerald skinned and mounted it, and then dissected the carcass almost tissue by tissue.
• The glow of inspired detail had been dissected out.
• He had seen himself torn to atoms, until he would never have recognized any one of the dissected members as parts of the Honorable Judge he once thought himself to be.
• And the ladies have dissected me with their side-glances and their satirical remarks.
• Lubbock made drawings for me with the camera lucida of the jaws which I had dissected from the workers of the several sizes.
• The facial muscles blend much together, and, as I am informed, hardly appear on a dissected face so distinct as they are here represented.
• Hill was executed on the 16th, and his body dissected according to his sentence.
• What amount of remorse was there in his despair? This he wished to find out, and dissected his conscience.
• It represents, in fact, a dissected Flustra or Membranipora.
• The same tender hands which plucked the flowers in the spring-time, dissected them and laid them bare beneath the microscope.
• Why do you look at me like that? I feel as if I were being dissected.
• In order to arrive at this result, however, the composition must be dissected in minutest detail.

Similar words containing SECT without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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