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What two-fold surgical procedure is involved with amputation?
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the surgical removal of a limb or body part. It is performed to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoto remove diseased tissue so that the wound will heal cleanly, and to construct a stump that will allow the attachment of a prosthesis or artificial replacement part.
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What is the compound word of double?
twofold doubleheader
What was the twofold purpose of the chivalric code?
The twofold purpose of the chivalric code was to fuse the religious and fighting spirits and to bring the fighting man in accord with Christian theory.
What is a twofold message?
A message that contains two meanings.
What is a word for two fold?
Other words for "twofold" (also two-fold) are dual, double, paired, coupled, or twin. (e.g. a twofold reason for proceeding)In math, a twofold increase simply means that a rate has doubled.
What is a synonym for double?
coupled, paired, twin, duplicate, dual, twofold
What is the synonym of double?
coupled, paired, twin, duplicate, dual, twofold
What does duplex mean in latin?
Duplex is Latin for "double". It literally means "twofold".
What is the synonym of twice?
double, doubly, once over, over again, twofold
What are synonyms for dual?
twofold, double, twin, matched, paired, duplicate, binary, duplex
Can twofold mean on the other hand?
I wouldn't use them interchangeably. If something is twofold, it has two steps or parts as in a twofold solution. On the other hand is an expression we use to introduce a contradiction or alternative: if we buy the less expensive freezer, we will save money now; on the other hand, we may spend more in the long run by having higher energy costs. The two terms cannot be used interchangeably in these sentences.
What are the Chinese food believes?
Chinese the foods are twofold believes. High of grain and around the back.
How can you say twice as many in one word?
One way is the term "double" or "doubled" and also "twofold."
