antisepsis /an-ti-sepˈsis/ (medicine)

Destruction, or inhibition of growth, of bacteria by a chemical agent

antisepˈtic adjective

1. Relating to or effecting antisepsis
2. Emotionless and bland, clinical (informal)

An antiseptic agent

antiseptˈically adverb

antisepˈticism /-sizm/ noun

Antiseptic treatment

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