cauterize AmE
cauterise BrE

Maybe he should have cauterized those aspects of himself long since.

The turning of the calendar does nothing to cauterize the past.

Most of the blood vessels had been cauterized by the charge.

"Do you think I have had my soul cauterized on purpose?"

He at last decided that it was simple jealousy, and, being such, had to be cauterized.

To her relief, she saw that the artery she'd cauterized still held.

He had also got it cauterized without uttering a single word.

"We should cauterize the wounds of all the men with hot tar."

From what I hear he's out to cauterize this place to a cinder.

"Think I might have to try and cauterize that wound.

There was a wound burned into his side, but it had cauterized itself.

I thought Nick cauterized that part of me years ago."

Did he really need to go watch them cauterize the poison dump?

The possibility that he could have truly lost her cauterized his soul.

It looks like the heat from the explosion cauterized the arteries.

Also, if you move, the blood will not cauterize properly."

The President may cauterize the area with little domestic uproar and small loss of life.

"I'm going to have to cut them off and then cauterize them."

But do they really cauterize the wounds of historical separation and loss?

"And now it must be cauterized, to prevent the infection from returning."

The fire to cauterize, the ice to cover over.

It helps, but the wound must be cauterized to stop the bleeding.

No stitches are made; the large, raw area is cauterized with hot oil.

We have to cauterize the points at which dirty money feeds and where the process is initiated.

There was no blood; the laser cauterized the wound instantly.