Dissection

What do we mean by dissection?

The act or an instance of dissecting. noun

Something that has been dissected, such as a tissue specimen under study. noun

A detailed examination or analysis. noun

In botany, the condition of being dissected. See dissected. noun

In geology, the erosion of a land-surface into numerous irregular valleys. See dissect, 4. noun

The operation of cutting open or separating into parts. Specifically noun

The process of cutting into parts an animal or a plant, or a part of one, in such a way as to show its structure or to separate one or more of its organs or tissues for examination: as, the dissection of a dog; the dissection of a hand or a flower. noun

The act of separating anything into distinct or elementary parts for the purpose of critical examination; treatment or consideration of something in detail or point by point. noun

A segment; a division; a part. noun

The act of dissecting an animal or plant. noun

Fig.: The act of separating or dividing for the purpose of critical examination. noun

Anything dissected; especially, some part, or the whole, of an animal or plant dissected so as to exhibit the structure; an anatomical so prepared. noun

A poisoned wound incurred during the dissection of a dead body. noun

The act of dissecting, or something dissected noun

A minute and detailed examination or analysis noun

Detailed critical analysis or examination one part at a time (as of a literary work) noun

A minute and critical analysis noun

Cutting so as to separate into pieces noun

The act of dissecting, or something dissected

A minute and detailed examination or analysis

An incredible melodic black metal band from Sweden, mixing harsh vocals and sounds with melodic guitar solos. Live Legacy just happens to be one of the best albums ever. Urban Dictionary

A amazing Swedish black metal band that has pushed the limits farther than most bands during its time. Vocalist Jon was in for 7yrs for murder of a homosexual. Jon and Dissection has made it clear they are not racists and the murder was not of 'hate crime'. Qoute: "I, we want our fans to know and to make it a point that it is not and never has been part of our policy or philosophy to be a part of racism and what it stands for" - Dissection Urban Dictionary

Taking apart, or exploring Urban Dictionary

Dissect Urban Dictionary

That little thing that made me fail science class... CUT CLASS NOT FROGS!!!! or pigs... Urban Dictionary

1 Dissection is the process of Taking apart something to study it. 2 Dissection is a Black Metal Band from Sweden. The band had released 3 albums until singer Jon Noedvedt's suicide. Urban Dictionary

To have sex with a fat girl Urban Dictionary

An aortic dissection that involves the ascending aorta Urban Dictionary

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@socialmediadissect is the page you go to for marketing inspiration & to be up-to-date with trends on social media! Urban Dictionary

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Words that rhyme with dissection:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe dissection:
aortic, blunt, radical, sharp, careful, axillary, extensive, pelvic, acute, further, retroperitoneal, subperiosteal, genetic, surgical, complete, elective, bilateral, deep, anatomical, arterial, spontaneous, regional, lateral, superficial, modified, meticulous, prophylactic, laparoscopic, subsequent, functional, gentle, coronary, initial, mediastinal, posterior, internal, proximal, inguinal, molecular, thoracic, nodal, selective, gross, distal, minimal, medial, subcutaneous, cervical, difficult, vertebral, limited, intimal, partial, chronic, anterior, soft, anatomic, minute, detailed, therapeutic, unilateral, lamellar, thorough, extended, systematic, routine, node, deeper, scissor, precise, traumatic, circumferential, perineal, retrograde, supraomohyoid, hilar, adequate, suspected, abdominal, ipsilateral, excessive, tedious, subintimal, tissue.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dissection:
proceeds, wounds, planes, guides, xiv.

Consonant match to dissection:
d section.

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