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• v  undergo ulceration
  Her stomach ulcerated
• v  affect with an ulcer
  Her stomach was ulcerated

• Later they ulcerate the front lobes of the brain.
• The prison press must publish under conditions that would ulcerate an editor on the outside.
• Friar Tuck, I am certainly not suggesting that you don't tell the truth as you see it, much less asking you to ulcerate your honorable self.