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Meanings of antiseptic in English
Catalan
antisèptic Thoroughly clean and free of or destructive to disease-causing organisms.
Antonyms
Examples for "septic"
Examples for "septic"
1
Patients: The target population was patients with consensus criteria for septic shock.
2
Background: Whether hydrocortisone reduces mortality among patients with septic shock is unclear.
3
A review was made of 15 cases of septic arthritis in children.
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Setting: Critical care randomised control trials in severe sepsis and septic shock.
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Only by immunoscintigraphic methods was it possible to localize the septic focus.
Usage of antiseptic in English
1
The honey is very soothing and the borax is a good antiseptic.
2
And noticed that the house was immaculate, the inside reeking of antiseptic.
3
Upon it the antiseptic system of Professor Lister of Edinburgh is founded.
4
Or will the stone be rinsed with an American antiseptic between kisses?
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Take your antiseptic bath and you may have the afternoon to yourself.
6
The photos are antiseptic, black-and-white, stiffly posed at the stance of attention.
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It tasted delicious; the bourbon cold and clean, like a mild antiseptic.
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So far as possible, therefore, this natural antiseptic should not be disturbed.
9
A pillar of antiseptic sunlight fell through the window, whitewashing his sheets.
10
This is not only healing and soothing, but it is also antiseptic.
11
The list here says... Tylenols, floss, condoms, antiseptic cream, hemorrhoid cream-theusual.
12
Dr. Ferguson of New York uses the following: A new antiseptic enzymol.
13
I bathed antiseptic onto my fingers and sealed the cuts with band-aid.
14
Some rinses often come with antiseptic ingredients to help destroy plaque-causing bacteria.
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It would be an excellent bug repellent, liniment, and preoperative skin antiseptic.
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You can wash them in the bathroom and put some antiseptic on.
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Translations for antiseptic
Portuguese
Antiseptic through the time
Antiseptic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common