excising
Meaning
of Excise
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Advocates for excising plantation asserted that the word specifically referred to the British colonial practice of establishing settlements which disenfranchised native people.
Cases of brown recluse venom travelling along a limb through a vein or artery are rare, but the resulting tissue mortification can affect an area as large as several inches and in extreme cases require excising of the wound.
Klein, for instance, has tested whether removing body fat with liposuctionsurgically excising visceral fat in obese patients would reduce risk factors for diabetes and heart disease.
Perhaps what I learned during all those years is the importance of honing in on the right “sound bite,” the right quotation from a letter or article that captures the pivotal moment and then excising everything else that wasn’t absolutely important.
This is not what we should be excising from our lives.