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stanched's Usage Examples:

If the bleeding is not stanched to the referee's satisfaction, the player must then leave the field for.

The wings were connected to each other by tubular steel uprights stanched and braced by tie rods; the fairing cart was fixed, with independent wheels.

After Giffords was shot in the head, Hernandez held her up and stanched the bleeding with his hand until employees from the nearby grocery store.

The arrival of a large number of immigrants since the 1990s has stanched the city's population loss that had been steady for more than three decades.

] Dust stanched the wet and naked heads of the scalped who with the fringe of hair below.

In a dive, the leak was found and stanched with oakum and burlap and it was later reinforced to be fixed at the next.

She helped him move indoors and stanched his bleeding facial wound until first aid was administered.

He stanched the blood with his shirt, helped take her to the hospital, and sat with.

Sym the Larde, and many other more, which had pacified the country, and stanched theft, but he had left one thing undone, which pertained as well to his.

After her corpsman had stanched the bleeding and given sufficient help to enable the man to be safely transferred.

Principality of Serbia, and that the tears of blood of the Serbian martyrs may be stanched so that they, too, may become useful members of the European community.

The program immediately stabilized the system and stanched the outflows, but drew criticism from banking organizations, including.

underlying reason for his removal from power was that Ríos Montt "had severely stanched the flow of graft to military officers and government officials" and was.

opportunities, especially in the first and eighth innings, but all were stanched by effective pitching from starter John Lackey, relievers Craig Breslow.

Carey also beefed up the union's organizing efforts, and stanched the loss of members.

stanched's Meaning':

stop the flow of a liquid

Synonyms:

stem; check; halt; staunch;

Antonyms:

rear; disagree; differ; derestrict; activity;