scalpel

IPA: skˈæɫpʌɫ

noun

  • A small straight knife with a very sharp blade used for surgery, dissection and craftwork.
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Examples of "scalpel" in Sentences

  • Maybe a laser scalpel is the solution.
  • There is a scalpel which is a cutting tool.
  • Do not dissect with the handle of the scalpel.
  • ALWAYS pass the scalpel to someone from the handle.
  • He stands in the left foreground, holding a scalpel.
  • I just prefer the surgical scalpel to the AfD cleaver.
  • The scalpel cut deeper than the U.S. government admits.
  • Owen suggests using the singularity scalpel to destroy the egg.
  • Then use a scalpel and excise the specific material in question.
  • But I will have to push in the scalpel pretty deep to reach the heart.

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