Lacerate (verb)

To tear or cut the flesh or other soft body tissue, usually in a jagged or uneven way.

Origin:

The word lacerate comes from the latin word "lacerat-" which means "tear, rend or mangle". it means to tear or cut the flesh or other soft body tissue, usually in a jagged or uneven way.

Examples:

1. He was lacerated by the broken glass, suffering deep cuts on his arms.
2. The rope had lacerated her skin, leaving deep red marks.
3. The animal had to be put down because of the severe lacerations it sustained in the accident.
4. The fall lacerated his leg, requiring several stitches.
5. He was lacerated by the sharp claws of the predator.