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  1. transsection: Wordnik
  2. transsection: Wiktionary
  3. transsection: Dictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Transsection)

▸ noun:  (uncommon) Alternative form of transection [(surgery) A transverse cut or division.]

Similar:
transection, section, transversectomy, secting, sectionectomy, hemitransection, transversostomy, transfixion, trisectionectomy, bisectioning, more...

Opposite:
connection, joining, integration

Adjectives:
complete, spinal, surgical, high, total, cervical, partial, traumatic, sensory, sciatic

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Similar:
transection, section, transversectomy, secting, sectionectomy, hemitransection, transversostomy, transfixion, trisectionectomy, bisectioning, more...

Opposite:
connection, joining, integration

Adjectives:
complete, spinal, surgical, high, total, cervical, partial, traumatic, sensory, sciatic



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