Ablated

Pronunciation: /əˈbleɪtɪd/

Definitions of ablated

verb to remove or destroy material through erosion, vaporization, or other means

Example Sentences

A1 The doctor ablated the tumor using a laser.

A2 The dentist ablated the decayed part of the tooth.

B1 The surgeon ablated the damaged tissue during the operation.

B2 The laser ablated the unwanted hair follicles effectively.

C1 The advanced technology ablated the cancer cells with precision.

C2 The ablated material was carefully analyzed in the laboratory.

Examples of ablated in a Sentence

formal The tumor was successfully ablated using a minimally invasive procedure.

informal The doctor zapped the tumor away with a laser beam.

slang They totally nuked that tumor, it's gone!

figurative His harsh words ablated her self-confidence.

Grammatical Forms of ablated

• past tense: ablated
• plural: ablative
• comparative: more ablated
• superlative: most ablated
• present tense: ablate
• future tense: will ablate
• perfect tense: has ablated
• continuous tense: is ablated
• singular: ablated
• positive degree: ablated
• infinitive: to ablate
• gerund: ablating
• participle: ablating

Origin and Evolution of ablated

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'ablated' originated from the Latin word 'ablat-' which means 'carried away'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of medical procedures to remove tissue or organs, the term 'ablated' has evolved to be used in various fields such as aerospace engineering to describe the erosion or removal of material due to external factors like heat or friction.