noun

excision

excision, removal, cutting out

The excision of the tumor was successful.

The excision of the tumour was successful.

excision ((of sth.)) the removal of (sth.) The procedure involves the excision of damaged tissue.

Synonyms: removal, extraction; Antonyms: insertion, addition

From the verb 'excise', derived from Latin 'ex-' (out) + 'caedere' (to cut). The '-ion' suffix denotes a noun of action.

This is the noun form of 'to excise'. It refers to the act of cutting something out.

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