Aseptic synonyms

ə-sĕp'tĭk, ā-

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sterile
Lacking the power to function; not productive or effective; fruitless:
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barren
The definition of barren is something or someone who is not productive or fruitful, or a place with few or no plants.
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purifying
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shrinking
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clean
Free from foreign matter or pollution; unadulterated:
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lifeless
Dull; listless
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arid
The definition of arid is land that does not have enough water to support the growth of plants.
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colorless
Lacking variety or interest; dull
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drab
Of a light olive brown or khaki color.
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dry
Not producing a liquid substance that is normally produced:
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dull
Dispirited; depressed:
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flat
Having a flat heel or no heel
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flavorless
Lacking taste or flavor; without seasoning, spice, or discernible qualities of taste.
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lackluster
Not exceptional; not worthy of special merit, attention, or interest; having no vitality
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lusterless
Lacking distinction, radiance, or vitality; dull:
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matter-of-fact
Straightforward or unemotional:
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pedestrian
Going or performed on foot:
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prosaic
Commonplace, dull and ordinary
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spiritless
Lacking spirit, energy, or vigor; listless; depressed
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stodgy
Drab, unfashionable, or unattractive
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uninspired
Not inspired; lacking spirit, creativity, zest, etc.; dull
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excite (related)
Lacking liveliness, charm, or surprise
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surgical (related)
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venepuncture (related)
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intra-operative (related)
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restrained
Characterized by self-restraint; reserved:
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asepsis (related)
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Aseptic Sentence Examples

  • If the dead part be protected from the ingress of putrefactive organisms, however, it separates from that which is living without the ordinary evidences of gangrene, and is then known as an " aseptic slough."

  • Recent work has shown it is too feeble to be relied upon alone, but where really efficient antiseptics, such as mercuric chloride and iodide, and carbolic acid, have been already employed, boracic acid (which, unlike these, is non-poisonous and non-irritant) may legitimately be used to maintain the aseptic or non-bacterial condition which they have obtained.

  • Administration is by subcutaneous injection preferably in the loose skin on the side of the neck, observing aseptic precautions.

  • Not only is the influence of bacteria in the causation of many of them newly revealed, but it is now recognized also that, even in skin diseases not initiated by microbic action, microbes play a considerable and often a determining part in their perpetuation; and that the rules of modern aseptic surgery are applicable with no little success to skin therapeutics.

  • The term aseptic is used to differentiate this type of meningitis from those caused by bacteria.

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