Definition Synonyms
Definition of ligation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bindingRare act of tying or binding somethingRare
- Ligation of the tubes was performed during the procedure.
2.
medicalTECH. surgical act of tying off blood vesselsTECH.
- Ligation was necessary to stop the bleeding.
3.
chemistryTECH. formation of a complex with a ligandTECH.
- The ligation process formed a stable complex.
Expressions with ligation
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sterilization by tying and removing Fallopian tubes
The doctor explained the tubal ligation process thoroughly.
medical procedure using bands to tie off vessels
The doctor recommended band ligation for the varices.
Origin of ligation
Latin, ligare (to bind)
Terms with ligation included in their meaning
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medical
perform a tubal ligation for birth control
chemistry
join molecules or atoms through ligation
Examples of ligation in a sentence
Ligation was necessary to prevent bleeding. The surgeon performed a ligation to prevent hemorrhage. During the procedure, ligation of the artery was completed. Ligation with the new ligand was successful. The chemist studied the ligation properties.
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- French:ligature, ligation, ...
- German:Ligatur, Unterbindung, ...
- Italian:legatura, legazione, ...
- Spanish:ligadura, ligación, ...
- Portuguese:ligadura, laqueação, ...
- Chinese:结扎, 血管结扎, ...
- Japanese:結紮, 血管結紮, ...
- Arabic:رَبْط, إجراء الربط, ...
- Hebrew:קְשִׁירָה, לִיגַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:лигирование, перевязка, ...
- Ukrainian:лігація, перев'язування, ...
- Hindi:लिगेशन, रक्त वाहिका बंधन, ...
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