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Meanings of incised in English
Usage of incised in English
1
What does it show? I could see it was incised with figures.
2
Three varieties of wounds are described: incised, punctured, and contused and lacerated.
3
Then the peritoneum was incised to find the apex of the prostate.
4
They had Latin incised into them and were, she believed, curse tablets.
5
It stayed there, right at home, now surrounded by incised figures and rays.
6
Runes were also carved, or incised, in metal and in bone.
7
Fragments of pottery having incised designs, similar to the dark ware already described.
8
It was a stone incised with Kyral's name in the ideographs of Shainsa.
9
Lions, birds, human figures painted in brown under the glaze or incised through.
10
At the centre two circles had been incised side by side.
11
The tumor was incised and proved to be a living infant.
12
You can feel them twining together, very skillful, whoever incised him.'
13
Its name was incised into the stone pediment above the door.
14
Mr. Manhug, have you ever been sent for to a bad incised wound?
15
The only novelty is the incised line which marks the iris of the eye.
16
Tells about problems with names that are incised in stone.
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Incised across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common