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Meanings of anaesthetised in English

Anesthetized.

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        Usage of anaesthetised in English
        1
        One might as well be anaesthetised to the mundane world around us.
        Drood: a novel
        2
        He anaesthetised the brains of young people growing up in these years.
        The Guardian
        3
        Dr Levansky explained that she had been anaesthetised and not felt any pain.
        Kennedy's brain
        4
        Iridium oxide microelectrodes were inserted into the subdiaphragmatic vagus nerve of anaesthetised rats.
        Pubmed
        5
        She was anaesthetised from her waist down, and so was conscious for the procedure.
        The Irish Times
        6
        While smolts, the fish are anaesthetised in a bath and shot in the belly.
        The Guardian
        7
        Bolt was anaesthetised from the waste down during the process.
        News.com.au
        8
        Material and methods: Contrast dynamic CT was performed in 39 anaesthetised dogs of different breeds.
        Pubmed
        9
        A private incubus squatting on an anaesthetised public space.
        The Guardian
        10
        The video is a scene from Lily's anaesthetised dream.
        The Guardian
        11
        The acting is either anaesthetised or broader than Jupiter.
        The Irish Times
        12
        The zoo staff has trained the gorillas to go through the basic electrocardiogram without being anaesthetised.
        BBC
        13
        He slept, or at least he was anaesthetised.
        Melnitz
        14
        In the more serious cases, the wrong patient was anaesthetised and another patient underwent an avoidable operation.
        Radio NZ
        15
        This tone produced an anaesthetised perspective far removed from any emotions that the characters may have felt .
        The Irish Times
        16
        Any distaste for the activity they engage in is anaesthetised by the crippling demands of their drug habit.
        The Irish Times
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