Pronunciation: /əˈbleɪtɪŋ/
verb to remove or destroy tissue, such as by surgery or laser
A1 The doctor is ablating the tumor with a laser.
A2 The dentist will be ablating the decayed tooth.
B1 The surgeon ablating the damaged tissue to improve blood flow.
B2 The technician is ablating the metal surface to create a precise design.
C1 The researchers are ablating the material to study its properties at high temperatures.
C2 The engineers are ablating the surface of the spacecraft to reduce heat absorption.
adjective pertaining to the process of ablating
A1 The ablating ice cream melted quickly in the sun.
A2 She used an ablating laser to remove the unwanted hair.
B1 The ablating spacecraft entered the Earth's atmosphere at high speed.
B2 The ablating material was carefully controlled during the manufacturing process.
C1 The ablating process required precise calibration to achieve the desired results.
C2 The ablating technology used in the medical procedure was cutting-edge and highly effective.
formal The surgeon successfully performed an ablating procedure to remove the abnormal tissue.
informal The doctor zapped away the bad stuff with ablating.
slang They used some fancy tech to ablating that problem away.
figurative Her sharp words were like ablating the tension in the room.
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