Past tense of excise; cut out or removed, especially surgically or as an act of censorship.
From Latin 'excidere' (ex- 'out' + caedere 'to cut'), the past participle form showing a completed action of cutting away.
The word 'excised' appears both in medical journals (describing tumor removal) and in censorship history—governments have literally excised pages from books, creating interesting blank spaces that historians later study.
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