dissected
dɪˈsɛktɪd
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Definition of dissected - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
biologyTECH.divided into narrow lobes or segmentsTECH.
  • The dissected leaves were easy to identify.
divided lobed segmented
2.
geographyTECH.cut by erosion into hills and valleysTECH.
  • The dissected landscape was a result of tectonic activity.
carved eroded weathered
3.
analysisRareanalyzed in detail or broken into partsRare
  • The dissected report revealed many hidden issues.
analyzed examined
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Origin of dissected

Latin, dis- (apart) + secare (to cut)

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dissected or divided into parts

Examples of dissected in a sentence

  • The dissected structure of the coral was fascinating to observe.
  • The dissected terrain was challenging to navigate.
  • Explorers marveled at the dissected valleys.
  • The dissected data provided new insights.
  • Her dissected argument left no room for doubt.

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  1. French:découpé, entrecoupé, ...
  2. German:zergliedert, zerklüftet, ...
  3. Italian:segmentato, frammentato, ...
  4. Spanish:disecado, erosionado, ...
  5. Portuguese:dissecado, erosionado, ...
  6. Chinese:分割的, 支离破碎的, ...
  7. Japanese:分割された, 侵食された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُفَصَّص, مُقَطَّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְנֻצָּה, מְחוּתָּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:рассечённый, рассеченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розсічений, розрізаний, ...
  12. Hindi:विभाजित, विच्छेदित, ...
dissect
daɪˈsɛkt

Definition of dissect - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
idea analysisanalyze an idea in detail by separating its parts
  • The professor dissected the theory during the lecture.
analyze examine
2.
examinationTECH.cut open and examine a dead organism's structureTECH.
  • Scientists dissect specimens to study their internal organs.
analyze examine inspect
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Origin of dissect

Latin, dis (apart) + secare (to cut)

Examples of dissect in a sentence

  • The team dissected the plan to find flaws.
  • Students dissect frogs in biology class to learn anatomy.
  • Veterinarians often dissect animals to understand disease impacts.

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  1. French:disséquer, examiner, ...
  2. German:analysieren, sezieren, ...
  3. Italian:analizzare, dissezionare, ...
  4. Spanish:analizar, diseccionar, ...
  5. Portuguese:dissecar, ...
  6. Chinese:详细分析, 切割, ...
  7. Japanese:分析する, 切開する, ...
  8. Arabic:حللَ, شَرَّحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְנַתֵּחַ, לְנַתֵּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:разбирать, рассекать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:аналізувати, розрізати, ...
  12. Hindi:विश्लेषण करना, विच्छेदन करना, ...
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