Definition for Dissection:

• Act of dissecting; anatomy.

Synonyms for Dissection:

• n.

  •
  • operation.
  •
  • investigate,
  • assemble.
  •act (noun)
  • dissection.
  •analysis (noun)
  • dis solution,
  • sub division,
  • dis-solutions,
  • sub divisions,
  • dis-sections,
  • dis solutions,
  • dis section,
  • sub-division,
  • sub-divisions,
  • dis sections,
  • dis-solution,
  • dis-section.
  •anatomy (noun)
  • hist-ologies,
  • cytologies,
  • bi ologies,
  • hist-ology,
  • bi-ology,
  • morph-ology,
  • morph ology,
  • histologies,
  • Zoologies,
  • bi-ologies,
  • bi ology,
  • morph ologies,
  • hist ology,
  • zoology,
  • geneticses,
  • Embryologies,
  • morph-ologies,
  • hist ologies.
  •autopsy (noun)
  • pathological examination,
  • necropsy,
  • necropsies.
  •breakdown (noun)
  • detailed lists.
  •cut (noun)
  • inter sections,
  • inter section,
  • inter-sections,
  • inter-section.
  •cutting up, particularly of a dead body (noun)
  • vivisection,
  • dismemberment,
  • Anatomization.
  •disintegration (noun)
  • mortification,
  • decomposition,
  • dissolution,
  • spoilage,
  • chaos,
  • decay,
  • putrefaction,
  • rot,
  • degeneration,
  • gangrene.
  •disjunction (noun)
  • divorce,
  • dissociation,
  • disconnection,
  • fissure,
  • split,
  • slice,
  • separation,
  • cleavage,
  • detachment,
  • disassociation,
  • disengagement,
  • part,
  • break,
  • partition,
  • disunity,
  • bisection,
  • disassembly,
  • alienation,
  • amputation,
  • disintegration,
  • segregation,
  • rent,
  • Disarticulation,
  • division.
  •dissection (noun)
  • investigation,
  • probe,
  • exploration prosectorial,
  • cutting up,
  • study,
  • inspection,
  • scrutiny.
  •examination (noun)
  • onceover,
  • re-views,
  • ex-aminations,
  • in quests,
  • re view,
  • perlustrations,
  • blue books,
  • the eyne,
  • ex-amination,
  • re search,
  • inter-rogation,
  • inter-rogations,
  • legworks,
  • cross examinations,
  • re views,
  • inter rogation,
  • in quest,
  • crossexaminations,
  • once over,
  • cross examination,
  • make ups,
  • cross-examinations,
  • writtens,
  • inter rogations,
  • ex aminations,
  • re-view,
  • the eyes,
  • crossexamination,
  • grillings,
  • the eyen,
  • in-quest,
  • re-searches,
  • in-quests,
  • re searches,
  • ex amination.
  •experiment (noun)
  • Research and Development,
  • trial run,
  • try-on,
  • R&D.
  •investigation (noun)
  • inquest.
  •postmortem (noun)
  • coroner's report.
  •resolution (noun)
  • sorting out.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • analysis.
  •Other relevant words:
  • segmentation,
  • diaeresis,
  • rip saw,
  • breakup,
  • Analyzation,
  • sifting,
  • calculation,
  • fractionation,
  • Assaying,
  • subdivision,
  • distillation,
  • run-down,
  • reduction to elements,
  • breaking up,
  • gravimetric analysis,
  • assay,
  • fault,
  • failure,
  • Dissecting,
  • cutting,
  • circular saw,
  • breaking down,
  • sharpness,
  • cutting instrument,
  • anatomisation,
  • induction,
  • Buzzsaw,
  • classification,
  • section,
  • criticism,
  • catalysis,
  • detailing,
  • collapse,
  • enquiry,
  • inquiry,
  • dissect,
  • corruption,
  • quantitative analysis,
  • review,
  • uncleanness,
  • dispersion,
  • critique,
  • disjunction,
  • Anatomizing,
  • exalted,
  • proximate analysis.

Paraphrases for Dissection:

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    autopsy.

Antonyms for Dissection:

• n.

  • cutting up, particularly of a dead body
    joining, connection, sewing, mending.
  • Other antonyms:
    unification, integration.

Homophones for Dissection:

• disassociation, dustman, deoxycytidine, destine, dissociation, disdain, dash down, Diastema, Dagestani, disesteem, dichotomy, dictation, diction, decoction, doss down, detection, dessiatine, deduction, digestion, data system, dictum, decussation, destain, detestation, dejection, dukedom, dysthymia, dedication, desiccation, Dutch Auction, destiny, duck down, destitution, disquisition, degustation.

Hyponym for Dissection:

• n.

  • act
    cut, analysis, cutting.
  • cognition
    analytic thinking, analysis.