exarticulation
[ ĕk′sär-tĭk′yə-lā′shən ]
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n.
disarticulation
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Words nearby exarticulation
exanthema subitum, exaptation, exarate, exarch, exarchate, exarticulation, exasperate, exasperated, exasperation, exbi-, exc.
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How to use exarticulation in a sentence
He suggested, as did also Maggi, the Italian surgeon at this time, exarticulation as an important mode of amputation.
The Century of Columbus|James J. Walsh