Thesaurus / fissuring
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synonyms for fissuring
- expand
- free
- release
- bare
- broach
- burst
- crack
- disclose
- display
- disrupt
- fissure
- gap
- gape
- hole
- jimmy
- lacerate
- lance
- penetrate
- perforate
- pierce
- pop
- puncture
- reveal
- rupture
- separate
- sever
- slit
- slot
- split
- tap
- unbar
- unblock
- unbolt
- unclothe
- uncork
- uncover
- undo
- unfasten
- unfold
- unfurl
- unlock
- unroll
- unseal
- untie
- unwrap
- vent
- ventilate
- yawn
- yawp
- break in
- break out
- bust in
- come apart
- kick in
- throw wide
- unclose
- unlatch
- unshut
- unstop
On this page you'll find 86 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to fissuring, such as: expand, free, release, bare, broach, and burst.
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How to use fissuring in a sentence
The conspicuous symptom is a marked tendency to fissuring or cracking of the skin (eczema fissum; eczema rimosum).
ESSENTIALS OF DISEASES OF THE SKINHENRY WEIGHTMAN STELWAGONOne of the narrow valleys near Natchez, due to this fissuring, is now called the Mammoth Ravine.
THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF THE ANTIQUITY OF MANCHARLES LYELLNow and again these monsters would get caught in some vast fissuring of the ground, but not often.
THE LOST CONTINENTC. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNEThe bone might be comminuted, but the fragments were of a more cuboid shape, and the long fissuring did not occur.
A TREATISE ON GUNSHOT WOUNDSTHOMAS LONGMOREIn all the Mauser specimens the longitudinal direction of the fissuring of the mantle is striking.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINSFig. 30 illustrates complete longitudinal fissuring of the mantle.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINSThe general tendency of longitudinal fissuring when it occurred to stop short of the articular extremities of the bones.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINSFig. 61 is a diagram illustrating a fairly typical instance; in some cases no fissuring existed.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINSAs a rule the nearer to the base, the greater was the amount of fissuring observed.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINSThe amount of fissuring at the aperture of entry was often not so extensive as I had been led to expect.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900GEORGE HENRY MAKINS