laceration

IPA: ɫæsɝˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "laceration" in Sentences

"severe contusion" under Spencer's right eye and a "laceration" above his lip.
"Right now, he's fortunate that the laceration is the only thing that he sustained."
Grimmjow's ultimate technique is called Desgarron or "laceration" in Spanish which projects energy claws at an opponent.
LORD: A laceration is a cut which, in fact, can be received as a result of falling on the cement floor from a high velocity at six feet.
The sharp edges of the broken chest clip create a risk of a skin laceration and the fractured components of the chest clip may present a small parts/choking hazard.
-- The usual signs of fracture in connexion with some serious complication, such as laceration of bladder or rectum, injury to the peritoneum, division of arteries and veins.
Already without guard Bobby Jackson, who will miss three months because of wrist surgery, the Kings lost center Brad Miller to a shin laceration late in the first quarter and guard Doug Christie to an ejection in the third.
All she can do is to struggle against it in secret — to sink in the contest if she is weak; to win her way through it if she is strong, by a process of self-laceration which is, of all moral remedies applied to a woman’s nature, the most dangerous and the most desperate; of all moral changes, the change that is surest to mark her for life.