evisceration

[ee-vis-uh-ray-shuhn]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

the act or process of removing internal organs, especially from the torso.
an act or instance of depriving something of vital or essential parts.
Surgery.��an act or instance of removing an organ or the contents of an organ from the body.

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The most important of Kennedy’s initiatives was his evisceration of ACIP.

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So the evisceration of TikTok will not necessarily destroy an artist's ability to reach audiences.

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This was New York Magazine’s issue of June 8, 1970, which led with Tom Wolfe’s gleeful 25,000-word evisceration of a party that had been held at Bernstein’s Park Avenue apartment that January.

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After Michigan’s 49-0 evisceration of in-state rival Michigan State on Saturday night, the Wolverines find themselves in an unprecedented situation — within the annals of their storied program and college football history.

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From “PragerU” in the Florida schools to the evisceration of language and humanities courses in West Virginia, the GOP is intent on turning out students who can’t think for themselves.

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eviscerated Evita

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