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(Biochemistry) of opsonin (substance in the blood which aids in the destruction of bacteria), of opsonins	opsonic
(Medicine) dissolution of red blood cells, breaking down of red blood cells (also haemolysis), destruction of blood cells	hemolysis
(Medicine) hardening or destruction of tissue through the application of an electrical current, destruction of tissue with an electrical device	electrocoagulation
ability to be saved from destruction, ability to be salvaged, ability to be rescued	salvageability
abortion, destruction of a fetus	feticide
absence of microorganisms, destruction of microorganisms which produce sepsis, elimination of microorganisms	antisepsis
act of cutting down hay or similar crops; trimming grass; random mass killing or destruction	mowing
act of devastating place, desolate condition, ruin, destruction; barrenness, bleakness; misery, loneliness, wretched feeling	desolation
act of disencumbering, act of freeing from something undesirable, removal or destruction	riddance
act of erasing, wiping out; destruction	effacement
act of polluting, contamination; desecration; dirtying, soiling; spoiling, destruction, polluted state	pollution
act of saving, act of rescuing; act of saving a ship or its cargo from destruction; property that has been saved, rescued items, money from sale of rescued goods, payment to rescuers, rescue of property from destruction, rescue of ship from sea, rescue...	salvage
act or habit of destruction, completely wreck or damage something, damaging effects, ruin, devastation, rob, plunder, pillage; destroy, demolish, wreck and plunder a place	ravage
act or instance of losing; failure to keep; deprivation; something which is lost; defeat; destruction, death, drop in power caused by resistance, fact of no longer having something, instance of losing contest, instance or amount of claim, money spent i...	loss
act or process of sterilizing; state of being sterilized; decontamination, destruction of microorganisms, surgical operation preventing reproduction	sterilization

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