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10 Language-to-English Dictionarieseviscerar
Pronunciation / Transliteration: eviscerar
"La nueva ley busca eviscerar la corrupción institucional."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To disembowel; to remove the entrails from a body or carcass.
"The hunter carefully eviscerated the deer in the field." - 2
To deprive something of its essential content, force, or vitality; to critically weaken or undermine.
"The new amendments completely eviscerated the original purpose of the bill."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'evisceratus', past participle of 'eviscerare', combining the prefix 'e-' (out of, from) with 'viscera' (internal organs). Entering English in the early 17th century, it initially retained its literal anatomical sense before expanding metaphorically to describe the destruction of vitality, arguments, or organizations.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Eviscerate" is said worldwide
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éviscérer
Transliteration: éviscérer
"Le boucher a dû éviscérer l'animal rapidement."
ausweiden
Transliteration: ausweiden
"Der Jäger musste das Tier fachgerecht ausweiden."
eviscerare
Transliteration: eviscerare
"Il disegno di legge è stato completamente eviscerato dal parlamento."
eviscerar
Transliteration: eviscerar
"La nueva ley busca eviscerar la corrupción institucional."
eviscerar
Transliteration: eviscerar
"O crítico conseguiu eviscerar o novo romance no seu artigo."
आँतें निकालना
Transliteration: aantein nikaalna
Script: हिंदी देवनागरी
"उसने आलोचनात्मक टिप्पणी से प्रस्ताव की आत्मा ही निकाल दी।"
取出内脏
Transliteration: qǔchū nèizàng
Script: 中文汉字
"新法案被削弱得面目全非。"
적출하다
Transliteration: jeokchulhada
Script: 한국어 한글
"비판가는 그 정책의 핵심을 완전히 무력화했다."
内臓を取り出す
Transliteration: naizou o toridasu
Script: 日本語
"その法案は修正によって骨抜きにされた。"
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