Pronunciation: /ˈlænsəˌneɪt/
verb to tear or rip apart
A1 The sharp pain lancinated through his arm.
A2 She winced as the knife lancinated her skin.
B1 The migraine lancinated through his head, causing him to seek medical attention.
B2 The emotional pain lancinated her heart, leaving her feeling numb.
C1 The betrayal lancinated his soul, leading him to reevaluate his relationships.
C2 The memories of war lancinated his mind, haunting him day and night.
adjective having a sharp, cutting quality
A1 The lancinate pain in her arm made her cry.
A2 He winced as the lancinate sensation shot through his leg.
B1 The lancinate feeling in his chest was concerning, so he went to see a doctor.
B2 The lancinate pain in her back was unbearable, prompting her to seek medical attention.
C1 The lancinate throbbing in his temples indicated a severe headache.
C2 Despite the lancinate pain in his shoulder, he continued to play through the football game.
formal The lancinate pain in her shoulder made it difficult for her to move.
informal I can't come to the gym today, my shoulder is lancinate.
slang I felt a sharp lancinate pain in my leg after the workout.
figurative The lancinate memories of the accident haunted him for years.
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