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suture

[soo-cher] / ˈsu tʃər /
NOUN
stitching
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG


NOUN
seam sewn
Synonyms


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His 2022 series titled “Six Stations of a Life Pursued” is composed of semiabstract images of caged figures and close-ups of sutured flesh.

From New York Times

She pressed in a battery-like tube and stitched the fish up with two tiny sutures.

From Seattle Times

“There was a suturing between music and language,” said Kristina Jacobsen, a songwriter and an anthropologist at the University of New Mexico who accompanied them.

From New York Times

Polzin has since made over 100 similar works: He regards the awkward results, which he calls “reunificated furniture,” as a metaphor for his hastily sutured country.

From New York Times

“This includes examining the scar tissue and healing of sutures of breast surgeries.”

From Washington Times