Pronunciation: /æn.tiˈsɛp.tɪk/
noun a substance that prevents infection by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms
A1 I bought some antiseptic to clean my cut.
A2 She applied antiseptic to the wound before bandaging it.
B1 The hospital uses antiseptic to prevent infections.
B2 The antiseptic solution was effective in killing bacteria.
C1 The antiseptic properties of the product make it ideal for medical use.
C2 The surgeon used antiseptic to sterilize the surgical instruments.
adjective capable of preventing infection by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms
A1 The antiseptic wipes are used to clean minor cuts and scrapes.
A2 She applied antiseptic cream to the wound to prevent infection.
B1 The hospital uses antiseptic solutions to sterilize equipment and surfaces.
B2 The doctor recommended an antiseptic mouthwash to prevent gum disease.
C1 The antiseptic properties of the cleaning solution make it ideal for medical facilities.
C2 The surgeon used antiseptic techniques to ensure a sterile operating environment.
formal The doctor applied antiseptic to the wound before bandaging it.
informal Make sure to clean the cut with antiseptic before putting on a band-aid.
slang I always carry antiseptic wipes in my bag in case of any accidents.
figurative His words were like antiseptic, soothing the tension in the room.
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