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- adjective Alternative spelling of
anesthetized .
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Examples
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The tenants like to have their food drugged, or be anesthetised with ether.
Mosquitoes and Eggs 2008
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We have become anesthetised to their condition and feel little remorse as we rush about our busy lives.
What Do The Homeless Deserve? Renee 2009
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We have become anesthetised to their condition and feel little remorse as we rush about our busy lives.
Archive 2009-03-01 Renee 2009
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Studies have shown that children exposed to excessive TV become anesthetised to suffering and violence, both on the Boob Tube and beyond it.
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This means that the girl is probably anesthetised rather than being forceably held down, and will be less subject to the risk of infection.
Britain Under-Attack Lionheart 2007
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In humans, some nerves remain unmyelinated, and those holdovers from early evolutionary time can't be anesthetised.
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In humans, some nerves remain unmyelinated, and those holdovers from early evolutionary time can't be anesthetised.
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· Puncture through the anesthetised bubble, asking the patient to cough.
Chapter 7 1989
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But with inhalation surgery we suddenly started seeing birds die, as the bird remains anesthetised too long (while the ever-present IACUC vet is slowly checking every step and talking through it) and the dosage of anesthetic is tricky.
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When I just started in 1994, we did surgeries on a lab desk, the anesthetised bird secured to the desk with masking tape, we cleaned our tools with alcohol swabs, and had never had any infections or other problems - the birds 'immune system is just too strong for such stuff to occur.
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