lacer
- noun
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- A sharp piece of glass can be a dangerous lacer if not handled carefully.
Examples
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The jagged metal shard acted as a lacer, tearing his jacket and scratching his arm badly.
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The lacer caused a deep wound on his arm.
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The doctor warned that the tool could become a lacer if used incorrectly.
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The sharp edge of the lacer made the cut clean.
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The jagged metal shard acted as a lacer, tearing his jacket and scratching his arm badly.
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A sharp piece of glass can be a dangerous lacer if not handled carefully.
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The doctor warned that the tool could become a lacer if used incorrectly.
Synonyms
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5.7
A person or tool that tears things away forcefully
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8.1
A machine or person that rips things into pieces
A person who cuts or wounds someone with a knife
A person who cuts small holes to drain infections or boils
Antonyms
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3.9
A person who helps others get better from physical or mental sickness, often using traditional ways
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lacer comes from an old Latin verb lacerare meaning 'to tear', the same root as lacerate. So a lacer is a person or thing that tears or cuts flesh or other material.