surgically
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- adverb
- /ˈsɜrʤɪkli/
- We mailed questionnaires to 124 patients who had been surgically treated for otosclerosis between 1994 and 1997.
- treated surgically
- removed surgically
- surgically implanted
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Watch on YouTubeAnd and you had you had it surgically opened.
- And and you had you had it surgically opened.
- I mean, what they can do is they can basically create a surgically constructed vagina in Libya.
- They were people that were sort of deformed and meant surgically altered to look like aliens.
- And he he, he, he starts to want to, he medically, surgically manipulates his body to look that of a fox.
- He took him one out of the party and drank three of them, and then he had to get him surgically removed out of his penis.
- And it had surgically altered children in there that weren't flying it because it was remote control.
- So there is the shareholder push to keep control of the cost to be to be sure, but it's hard to do it surgically.
Examples
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During the operation, the doctor surgically repaired the damaged ligaments in her knee.
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You know, we could have that thing surgically connected to the side of your head.
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Fifty-two years later, medical science was able to surgically correct the damage to his eyes.
Academic text (1991) -
In a few minutes, his stomach will be surgically reduced to the size of a small apple in a gastric bypass operation.
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Oral warts can be removed surgically with various techniques, but the recurrence rate is high.
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The surgeon explained that the tumor would be surgically removed during the procedure.
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After the accident, he had a surgically inserted plate to stabilize his fractured bone.
Synonyms
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Using a thin tube with a camera to look inside the body for medical checks or surgery
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In a way that goes through the skin using a needle or small instrument to reach inside the body
How Surgical
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word surgically comes from surgery, which comes from the Greek words cheir 'hand' and ergon 'work', and originally meant 'hand work' by doctors on the body. So to do something surgically is to do it by a medical operation or to do it very exactly and carefully.