eviscerate
uh vi suh rayt
- v surgically remove a part of a structure or an organ
- v remove the contents of
eviscerate the stomach - v remove the entrails of
- v take away a vital or essential part of
the compromise among the parties eviscerated the bill that had been proposed - s having been disembowelled
- One blogger called Pelosi "disturbingly disoriented" and said the deal she and her allies have cut will "eviscerate the Fourth Amendment, exempt their largest corporate .
- Back then, many state and local censorship boards existed, each with the power to ban or eviscerate films.
- Its a far different thing to learn that people who have never met you wrote a script meant to eviscerate your family and it has now been filmed and scheduled for broadcast.