excreted

Synonyms for excreted

verb discharge, usually liquified substance

1610s, from Latin excretus, past participle of excernere (see excrement). Related: Excreted; excreting.

Some of these toxins are excreted unoxidized by the kidneys.

They must sooner or later be excreted from it by the glands.

The deposit should be excreted in a dissolved state, but is not.

Salts are excreted, and act on the skin, or the kidneys, or the bowels.

It is not wanted; it is morbid; and it also is excreted from the body.

This sugar cannot be put to any use, and is excreted as fast as formed.

But if they pass out, they must inevitably be excreted by them.

So that when introduced in large quantity it must be excreted.

When Potash, is administered in any quantity, it must be excreted from the blood.

But the absorbed alcohol, loading the circulation, begins at once to be excreted.