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Meanings of lancet in English
Usage of lancet in English
1
He examined the point of his lancet and bared the slender arm.
2
The lancet was the magician's wand of the dark ages of medicine.
3
The lancet windows of his workshop looked on all this quiet greenery.
4
No danger, but perhaps it may be a case for the lancet.
5
Now comes the old-school doctor, and thrusts in his lancet too soon.
6
The males even, possessing no lancet, know no other manner of refreshment.
7
He next drew out a lancet, with its edge like a razor's.
8
The doctor, with his lancet, pricked Chamberlan's ear, which trembled a little.
9
She's as sharp as a lancet, and it's difficult to deceive her.'
10
I think at this point the lancet will not perform its necessary function.
11
The third is the glass Virgin at the top of the central lancet.
12
He shook himself free-he saw the point of the lancet touch the vein.
13
Frames of the lancet windows of the drum have been installed.
14
Above these is the triplet lancet of the great west window.
15
With the lancet Ali forced a claw away from the body.
16
The columns between the lancet windows are rising higher with each passing day.
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Lancet across language varieties
United Kingdom
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