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dictionaries are great for these type

Posted By: sm on 2005-09-22
In Reply to: Avulsion/Evulsion - JanieB

Subject: dictionaries are great for these type

questions -- (and taking note of the prefix meaning, word roots, etc)

evulsion -- to forcibly extract

avulsion -- to rip or pull apart accidently or surgically


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