a·nes·the·tize

(ă-nes'thĕ-tīz),

To produce loss of sensation.

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anesthetize

also

anaesthetize

(ə-nĕs′thĭ-tīz′)

tr.v. anesthe·tized, anesthe·tizing, anesthe·tizes

To induce anesthesia in.

a·nes′the·ti·za′tion (-tĭ-zā′shən) n.

a·nes·the·tize

(ă-nes'thĕ-tīz)

To produce loss of sensation.

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a·nes·the·tize

(ă-nes'thĕ-tīz)

To produce loss of sensation.
Synonym(s): anaesthetize.

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