eviscerate

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• /ɪˈvɪsəˌɹeɪt/
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From Latin ēviscerātus, past participle of ēviscerāre (“to disembowel”), from e- (“out”) + viscera (“bowels”), equivalent to e- (“out”) + viscera + -ate.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: բովանդակազրկել (bovandakazrkel) — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Dutch: ontkrachten — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Dutch: verzwakken — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Finnish: mitätöidä — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: entkräften — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: schwächen — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: bedeutungslos machen — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: aushöhlen — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: unterlaufen — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• German: unterminieren — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Russian: опустошать (opustošatʹ) — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Russian: опорожнять (oporožnjatʹ) — to make ineffectual or meaningless
• Dutch: uithollen — to elicit the essence of
• Finnish: kiteyttää — to elicit the essence of
• Finnish: poistaa — to remove an organ or its contents
• German: Organ entnehmen — to remove an organ or its contents
• German: ausweiden — to remove an organ or its contents
• Finnish: leikata — to protrude through surgical incision
• Russian: выхолащивать (vyxolaščivatʹ) — to protrude through surgical incision