cauterise's Usage Examples:

Here the doctors fully amputated both his legs in an attempt to cauterise the bleeding, but Port died from a severe loss of blood within 3 hours.

saw settlement of the Rhodesian question as vital on several fronts: to cauterise the wound of the psychological blow … caused by her defeat in the Angolan.

shoot the ringleaders in this treason, and I further gave the order to cauterise down to the raw flesh the ulcers of this poisoning of the wells in our.

A hot smoking flower spike was used to cauterise leprosy sores, and people suffering from diarrhea would squat over smoking.

Doctor Adventures novel The Clockwise Man the sonic screwdriver is used to cauterise wounds, as a soldering iron, and to stop a clockwork mechanism.

Ronaldo underwent heart surgery where a laser was used to cauterise multiple cardiac pathways into one, altering his resting heart rate.

proposing that "the film's method is to traumatise its audience, and then cauterise the wound with beauty".

deflect attention away from Ukraine, a priority for PUTIN who needed to cauterise the subject.

outbreak, Bruce stabs Alfred and then uses the Lazarus Pit's waters to cauterise the wound as Alfred recuperates in the hospital.

Synonyms:

harden; inure; cauterize; indurate; callous;

Antonyms:

cool; conserve; hypopigmentation; extinguish; right;