PUNCTURES Meaning and
Definition
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Punctures, typically used as a noun, refers to the act or result of creating a small hole, perforation, or rupture in a surface or object. Punctures can occur in various contexts and can be caused by different means. In medical terms, it may describe a situation where a hollow needle or instrument is inserted into the body to withdraw or inject fluid or to perform a specific medical procedure. Punctures can also involve a sharp object, such as a needle or pin, breaking the surface skin or penetrating an object's material.
In the context of transportation, punctures often refer to the damage or penetration of a tire, caused by a sharp object like a nail or glass shard. This can result in the loss of air pressure and sometimes render the tire flat. It may require repairs or replacement to restore its functionality.
Furthermore, punctures can also symbolically represent the deflation, damage, or weakening of an idea, plan, or relationship. In this figurative sense, punctures depict a state where something that was once intact and solid has been compromised, resulting in a loss of its effectiveness or stability.
Overall, punctures refer to the breaking or creation of small holes or ruptures, whether physical, medical, or symbolic, that have the potential to disrupt or undermine the normal functioning or integrity of an object, body, or concept.
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Etymology of PUNCTURES
The word "punctures" originated from the Latin word "punctura", which is the past participle of "pungere", meaning "to pierce" or "to puncture". The Latin word "punctura" was derived from the noun "punctus", which means "a prick" or "a point". In its various forms, such as "puncture" or "puncturing", the word has remained relatively unchanged in English, reflecting its direct descent from Latin.
Conjugate verb Punctures
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