dissected
/dɪˈsɛktɪd/
adjective
- Cut into separate parts for examination or analysis.
- The dissected frog lay on the lab table.
- The scientist studied the dissected plant under a microscope.
- The map showed a dissected view of the building's floors.
- Analyzed or examined in great detail.
- The dissected report revealed every flaw in the plan.
- Her dissected critique of the movie was thorough.
- The dissected argument left no point unchallenged.
verb
- Past tense of dissect: cut apart or separate into pieces for study.
- The biology student dissected a worm in class.
- He dissected the chicken to remove the bones.
- They dissected the flower to identify its parts.
- Past tense of dissect: analyzed or examined something in minute detail.
- She dissected the problem until she found a solution.
- The committee dissected every clause of the contract.
- The journalist dissected the politician's speech.
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