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incise
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in·cise (n-sz)
v.
To cut into with a sharp instrument.
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Incising is a process by which uniform cuts are made in the wood to improve the penetration of the preservative chemical during treatment.
Warning signs: certain chemical preservatives are unwelcome ... by Townsend, Timothy / Construction & Demolition Recycling
Incising is a process by which uniform cuts are made in the wood to improve the penetration of the preservative during treatment.
Keep out: certain chemical preservatives are unwelcome contaminants ... by Recycling Today
We obtamed a biopsy specimen with a 0[degrees] endoscope by incising the mucosa of the lateral nasal wall over the area of the ascending process of the palatine bone.
Temporal lobe encephalocele appearing as a lytic lesion of the skull ... by Reger, Christine / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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