1. Amputate synonyms, Amputate pronunciation, Amputate translation, English dictionary definition of Amputate

2. Top synonyms for Amputate (other words for Amputate) are cut off, sever and remove.

3. They may have to amputate.

4. Sometimes we even amputate a limb.'.

5. They have to amputate.

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9. The doctors decided to amputate his leg.

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11. Amputate: (ăm′pyo͝o-tāt′) tr.v

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17. What does Amputating mean? Present participle of amputate

18. It may be necessary to amputate his foot.

19. In these cases there is no choice but to Amputate.

20. The only way to prevent that is to amputate.

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23. In these cases there is no choice but to amputate.

24. Amputate definition: To Amputate someone's arm or leg means to cut all or part of it off in an operation Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

25. Doctor had to amputate his arm to save his life.

26. Synonyms: cut off, remove, separate, sever More Synonyms of Amputate.

27. Amputate From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus Amputate • He damaged his leg so badly that it had to be Amputated

28. Amputate his leg to get rid of the infection

29. Amputate Meaning: "to cut off a limb," originally in English both of plants and persons; a back-formation from amputation… See definitions of Amputate.

30. What does Amputated mean? Simple past tense and past participle of amputate

31. They had to amputate his foot to free him from the wreckage.

32. The guy I kicked in the balls, did they have to amputate them?

33. Say: am-pyoo-tate To Amputate something is to cut it off

34. ‘Surgeons had to Amputate both hands and her legs just below the knee, to prevent the spread of infection.’ ‘Gangrene set in and surgeons had to Amputate the leg to save his life.’ ‘It was this faith that saw him through a complicated surgery to Amputate his right leg on …

35. Her arm is so badly injured they will have to amputate.

36. They had to amputate his leg because gangrene had set in.

37. This is serious; I am afraid we'll have to amputate his leg.

38. Her arm is so badly injured they will have to amputate ( it ).

39. The judge said, when gangrene sets in, the doctor has no choice but to amputate.

40. He agreed to have an operation to amputate his left foot which had become gangrenous.

41. ‘Surgeons had to Amputate both hands and her legs just below the knee, to prevent the spread of infection.’ ‘Gangrene set in and surgeons had to Amputate the leg to save his life.’ ‘It was this faith that saw him through a complicated surgery to Amputate his right leg on …

42. What does Amputates mean? Third-person singular simple present indicative form of amputate

43. Her leg was so badly damaged that the doctors had to amputate it.

44. See 2 authoritative translations of Amputate in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

45. 8 synonyms for Amputate: cut off, remove, separate, sever, curtail, truncate, lop off, cut off

46. Doctor: Your legs were injured so badly that we had to amputate both of them.

47. If a man gangrenous foot would you have patience with anyone who hesitated to amputate it?

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49. What does Amputate mean? To cut off (a projecting body part), especially by surgery

50. In the end they had to amputate his foot to free him from the wrecked car.

51. Synonyms for Abscise include amputate, remove, separate, sever, cleave, cut off, dock, lop off, truncate and curtail

52. He had to amputate his son's leg with nothing but a bayonet and a box of matches.

53. Still, there is a way that science has helped to amputate our understanding of the world as a sacred place.

54. Maclean’s reports: “But Perron ignored the warning, and in 1983 doctors had to amputate his other leg.

55. 17 Doctors were forced to amputate her right leg, but Jennifer died when a blood clot caused a pulmonary embolism.

56. We are having to amputate the arms and legs of three, four and five year olds - without anaesthetic.

57. MemAgas amputate, break off, break up, bring down, chip, chop off, clip, crop, cut, cut back, cut down, cut off

58. Amputate (third-person singular simple present Amputates, present participle amputating, simple past and past participle amputated) To cut off, to prune

59. Skinny Puppy "Amputate": No more escaping Overcast Go past No money No money Tragic derelict cornered watches over Down

60. With a deadly disease slowly crawling up the patient’s leg, the doctors had no choice but to Amputate it below the knee

61. / ˈæm.pjə.teɪt / to cut off a part of the body: They had to Amputate his foot to free him from the wreckage

62. In some severe cases, the only way doctors can treat the infection or gangrene is to Amputate, or remove, the area that's affected

63. To Amputate someone's arm or leg means to cut all or part of it off in an operation because it is diseased or badly damaged

64. MERLE D'AUBIGN True, her right leg was broken, and it had been necessary to Amputate her left foot in order to save her life

65. Amputate (something) to cut off somebody’s arm, leg, finger or toe in a medical operation He had to have both legs Amputated

66. Amputate definition is - to remove by or as if by cutting; especially : to cut (a part, such as a limb) from the body

67. Amputate comes from the Latin word amputat-, meaning "lopped off." It can describe the removal of limbs or digits from both humans and animals.

68. Automatically generated examples: "A teenager survived a shark attack off a North Carolina beach Sunday, but doctors had to Amputate her left leg, according to the family

69. 2 days ago · The right half of his body fell silent after a terrible tragedy, and his left leg the doctors had to Amputate

70. The thing necessary was to Amputate the gangrened limb, and so prevent the disease from attacking the whole body. HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY, VOL 2 J

71. Inflections of 'Amputate' (v): (⇒ conjugate) Amputates v 3rd person singular amputating v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb--for example, "a singing bird," "It is singing." Amputated v past verb, past simple: Past tense--for example, "He saw the man."