dissection
/dɪˈsɛkʃən/
noun
- The act of cutting open a dead plant or animal to study its internal parts.
- The dissection of the flower helped us understand how it reproduces.
- Medical students must complete several dissections as part of their training.
- The biology class performed a frog dissection to learn about organs.
- A very careful and detailed analysis or examination of something.
- Her dissection of the contract showed several unfair clauses.
- The report offered a thorough dissection of the company's financial problems.
- The critic's dissection of the movie revealed hidden themes.
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