Incise

usgb/ɪnˈsaɪz/
verb

To cut into something with a sharp tool, especially in a way that is exact or controlled.

The surgeon will incise the patient's skin before the operation.
Visual representation of "incise" - To cut into something with a sharp tool, especially in a way that is exact or controlled.

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Surgical Precision

Used for exact or controlled cutting, suggesting a high level of skill or care.

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Only a trained professional should incise the delicate tissue.
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Sharp Tools Needed

Implies use of a sharp instrument, such as a scalpel or knife.

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The craftsperson will incise the leather with a sharp blade.
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Protective Gear

Safety measures should be taken when performing or practicing incisions.

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Wear gloves when learning to incise in a lab setting.
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