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Meanings of perforated in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pierced"
Examples for "pierced"
1
The Tree of Life had pierced the heavens; it overtopped the stars.
2
Yet the owl's words had pierced her, inscribed knowledge on her heart.
3
In addition the FTSE 100 pierced its previous all time intraday record.
4
It pierced the shield of Mezentius, and wounded him in the thigh.
5
I could not speak; he had pierced me to my very heart.
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For instance, I am no longer permitted to change a punctured tire.
2
It was repeatedly punctured during pregnancy and the content was cytologically examined.
3
He suffered a punctured lung in the fall following the balcony collapse.
4
He might have broken some ribs going down, possibly punctured a lung.
5
The trial has punctured McKinsey's prized reputation for closely guarding client confidentiality.
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The stars in this specimen are more numerous, and do not perforate.
2
Casks of wood are unsuited for African travel; small beetles perforate them.
3
They perforate the nose and ears, and put various ornaments into them.
4
Working steadily over the next five minutes, he continued to perforate the ceiling.
5
By 1912, however, pianists would mark or perforate the roll as they performed.
Usage of perforated in English
1
Conclusion: A higher diagnostic accuracy rate is associated with more perforated appendixes.
2
At Bamian, in the latter, the rocks are perforated in every direction.
3
Results: One-hundred forty-nine patients with a diagnosis of perforated appendicitis were reviewed.
4
The walls of the bar-room are perforated in all directions with trap-doors.
5
Results: One surgeon-cut ASF tissue was perforated before surgery and was discarded.
6
These sheets were then perforated endwise with the regular perforation and issued.
7
Then form a chamber below the perforated hearth opening to the rear.
8
It can also lead to infections, perforated eardrums, compacted earwax and tinnitus.
9
Removed from beneath skin of back after it had perforated the scapula.
10
The upper part of this bag is made of silver perforated paper.
11
The hanging lamps were of perforated brass with little coloured glass panels.
12
The bank was perforated with hundreds of holes conducting to their nests.
13
These perforated bars go back to the furnace to be melted over.
14
The second cylinder is perforated, and a fine wire cloth is inserted.
15
Behind the Porters Reilly stood, centered on the airstrip's perforated steel surface.
16
By way of ornament, the blade is perforated with several circular holes.
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Perforated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common