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- verte·bral·ly adverb
- non·verte·bral adjective
- post·verte·bral adjective
- pre·verte·bral adjective
- sub·verte·bral adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of vertebral1
First recorded in 1675–85; vertebr(a) + -al 1
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Example Sentences
But these young women all suffered a rare kind of stroke caused by a vertebral artery dissection, or VAD.
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With one incision Balsamo separated the vertebral column a couple of inches from the brain, and opened a yawning gash.
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The vertebral bones serve as mortars in which fish, which have been previously dried in the sun, are pounded.
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I may conclude this chapter by a brief view of the Fauna of the higher vertebral animals.
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The vertebral column itself is limp and soft, the vertebræ only imperfectly formed and made of soft cartilage.
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A single one of these fist-blows, planted in the back, would suffice to break the vertebral column.
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