eviscerated
having the entrails or guts removed; disemboweled:This morning an eviscerated deer carcass was discovered on one of the back roads near the farm.
deprived of vital or essential parts or elements:An eviscerated democracy cannot fulfill its responsibility.
the simple past tense and past participle of eviscerate.
Origin of eviscerated
1Other words from eviscerated
- un·e·vis·cer·at·ed, adjective
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How to use eviscerated in a sentence
First of course, many eviscerated government services are not taken up by business.
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To meet their budget targets, European allies are gutting already eviscerated military budgets.
Civil rights groups suspected that Johnson had willingly eviscerated the 1957 civil rights bill.
Instantly eviscerated by bloggers, the clip was quickly pulled off the Web—but not before it could be preserved for posterity.
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Thus in the case of a wound which is obviously septic and going to terminate in panophthalmitis the eye should be eviscerated.
Truth becomes palpable, a theme is eviscerated, thought is lame, science is childish.
Myth and Science | Tito VignoliThe caterpillars are eviscerated; each by a single beetle, or by several simultaneously.
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Social Life in the Insect World | J. H. FabreIf he had not succeeded in escaping the ferocious female would undoubtedly have eviscerated him.
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