verb
eviscerate
Eviscerate (verb) means to take out the internal organs of a body.
verb
1
To take out the internal organs of a body.
2
To weaken something so much that it loses its force.
"Earlier the gentleman from California (Mr. Cardoza) got up on the floor, and he was upset that somebody had said that the underlying bill would eviscerate the Endangered Species Act."
— Congress, Congressional Record (2005)
3
To draw out the central point of something.
4
To take an organ, or what is inside it, out of the body.
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What is the meaning of eviscerate?
"eviscerate" (verb) means to take out the internal organs of a body.
What is another word for eviscerate?
Other words for "eviscerate" include disembowel, resect, draw.
What are the different meanings of eviscerate?
"eviscerate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To take out the internal organs of a body; 2. To weaken something so much that it loses its force; 3. To draw out the central point of something.
