insertion
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈsɜrʃən]
Word
Context: "general use"
(noun) insertion means putting something into something else. It’s like when you put a piece of paper inside a folder.
Example
The insertion of the new chapters improved the story a lot.
Example
The book had a missing insertion, so the pages were incomplete.
Example
What should I do with the insertion of the new information?
Context: "medical"
(noun) insertion can refer to putting something into a person's body, like a tube or a needle. It’s like when a doctor puts a small device inside you to help with a problem.
Example
The doctor made a careful insertion of the IV to give fluid.
Example
The procedure didn't go well because the insertion was too deep.
Example
How many insertions are needed for the treatment?
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