1. present participle of anatomise: dissecting a body or plant to study its structure
Usage: British spelling
2. present participle of anatomise: analyzing something in great detail
Usage: British spelling; figurative

Examples

• The medical students were anatomising cadavers in the laboratory.
• She spent hours anatomising the frog specimen for her biology project.
• The critic was anatomising every aspect of the novel’s structure.
• He was anatomising the company’s financial records to find discrepancies.
• The researcher was anatomising the data to understand the patterns.
• They were anatomising the poem line by line in English class.