Correct spellings for LACCERHATE
- Lacerate The knife lacerated his arm, leaving a deep and painful wound.
If you came across the misspelling "Laccerhate", here are some possible correct suggestions to consider: "Lacerate", meaning to tear or cut roughly; "Lacerate", used as an adjective to describe a deeply wounded person or an emotion; "Lacerate", derived from the Latin word "lacero" meaning to tear.
