Dehisce

The wound started to dehisce, and the patient had to go back to the hospital.

The patient's abscess started to dehisce, causing a discharge.

The veterinarian was worried that the incision might dehisce and cause an infection.

The athlete requested to dehisce the endorsement deal.

The teacher explained how to dehisce chemical compounds into their individual elements in a lab experiment.

The judge decided to dehisce the agreement between the two parties.

The artist used their work to dehisce the beauty of the human form.

The old wall had to be demolished to dehisce the hidden garden.

The therapist encouraged her patient to dehisce their emotions in a safe space.

The therapist helped her client to dehisce their traumatic memories to address their anxiety.

In philosophy, one must dehisce complex theories into simpler concepts for a better understanding of the subject.

The rock wall began to dehisce along its natural fault line.

The seed pods will dehisce and scatter their contents.

The farmer waited for the pods to dehisce before harvesting the crops.

The spore-bearing structures of the fern will dehisce, releasing the spores.

The old plaster on the ceiling began to dehisce, revealing the original brickwork.

The surgeon made an incision and waited for the wound to dehisce naturally.

The puffball mushroom will dehisce and release its spores when it is mature.

The therapist hoped that their sessions would dehisce the underlying trauma.