exuscitate
/ˈɛkskjuːtɪeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or cut out (a part of something, especially a tumor or a diseased or unwanted tissue)
“The surgeon decided to exscutiate the affected tissue to prevent the cancer from spreading.”
2. verb
to free or remove something, especially a burden or a trouble
“The new law was meant to exscutiate the poor from the heavy taxes.”
3. verb
to release or discharge (something, especially a liquid or a gas)
“The exscutiated pressure caused the pipe to burst.”
4. verb
to take away or remove (a privilege or an advantage)
“She lost her job and was exscutiated of her benefits.”