antiseptic
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British pronunciation
/ˌæntɪsˈɛptɪk/

Definition & Meaning of "antiseptic"in English

antiseptic
01

preventing the growth of harmful microorganisms

antiseptic definition and meaning
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She applied antiseptic cream to the cut to prevent infection.
Antiseptic wipes are commonly used in hospitals to sanitize equipment.
02

free from deceit or corruption

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His antiseptic reputation made him a trusted public figure.
The report was written in an antiseptic tone, avoiding bias or exaggeration.
03

free from offensive, vulgar, or inappropriate content

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The film was edited to make it antiseptic for a younger audience.
His antiseptic writing style avoided any controversial expressions.
04

having a quality that removes error, corruption, or harmful influence

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The editorial offered an antiseptic critique of the policy.
His antiseptic approach to reform removed many outdated practices.
Antiseptic
01

a substance that prevents infection when applied to a wound, especially by killing bacteria

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antiseptic definition and meaning
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She cleaned the cut with antiseptic before applying a bandage to prevent infection.
The nurse used antiseptic to sterilize the surgical instruments before the operation.
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