eviscerate's Usage Examples:

the autumn, most host sea cucumbers eviscerate, growing a new gut in the spring.

Not all individuals eviscerate, but when this occurs, the parasite is.

Pontianak desires revenge and retribution against a man, it is said to eviscerate the victim with its hands.

who "adhere to the idea of a global government, who tear us down and eviscerate us".

Today the police power exception has come to eviscerate the contracts clause.

Muhammed, prophet of Islam and his son-in-law and successor Ali, who both eviscerate their own bodies, and Bertran de Born, alleged agitator of the Revolt.

Miller's Court, affording her murderer an extensive period of time to eviscerate and mutilate her body.

the hotel room but still demands the Vegas experience, leading her to eviscerate Ross's mini-bar and leading him to "lose" to her repeatedly at blackjack.

hospital, Bree discovers his affair with Maisy, and she threatens to eviscerate him.

They were required to debone and eviscerate the birds, remove the duck liver in as intact a condition as possible.

These protests did not eviscerate racism, but it forced racism to become used in more coded or metaphorical.

wit, of the kind I haven't seen since Swift or Twain, both manages to eviscerate every social taboo and politically correct, nuanced, every sacred cow.

diaper-wearing fat caucasian butcher in a pig mask who first entices the boy to eviscerate his slumbering baby-sitter.

(1765)), and to reconsider its decision to overrule circuit precedent and eviscerate Medicaid patients’ freedom of choice.

Synonyms:

injured;

Antonyms:

fuse; uninjured;