Eviscerate

usgb/ɪˈvɪsəreɪt/
verb

To take out the internal organs of a body, especially an animal.

The hunter eviscerated the deer after the hunt.
Visual representation of "eviscerate" - To take out the internal organs of a body, especially an animal.

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  • eviscerate an animal
  • eviscerate a body
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Graphic Imagery

Used in contexts with a strong visual element, often unpleasant.

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The novel's detailed scene eviscerated the creature in a gruesome manner.
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Hunting Terminology

Commonly used among hunters and butchers when processing game or livestock.

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After tracking the wild boar, they eviscerated it to prepare the meat.
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Not For Casual Use

Considered technical; usually not used in everyday conversation.

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The biologist demonstrated how to eviscerate the specimen for research.
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