Definition of bonesetter in English:

bonesetter

nounˈbəʊnˌsɛtəˈboʊnˌsɛdər

historical

A person, usually not formally qualified, who set broken or dislocated bones.
Example sentencesExamples
- But she is now only one of five or six bonesetters practicing in San Pedro.
- The best known family of herbalists is that of TEARS, of Ballawhane, in Andreas, and, of bone-setters, that of CLUCAS, of the Strang, in Braddan.
- A Turkish study reported that traditional bone-setters who are skilful in their job are very successful in their society.
- Natural bone-setters are not without ability; they have not practiced their arts for years and learned nothing.
- For the most part, bone-setters were illiterate or, at best, badly educated and lived in poor rural districts.

Definition of bonesetter in US English:

bonesetter

nounˈboʊnˌsɛdərˈbōnˌsedər

historical

A person, typically not formally qualified, who sets broken or dislocated bones.
Example sentencesExamples
- But she is now only one of five or six bonesetters practicing in San Pedro.
- A Turkish study reported that traditional bone-setters who are skilful in their job are very successful in their society.
- Natural bone-setters are not without ability; they have not practiced their arts for years and learned nothing.
- The best known family of herbalists is that of TEARS, of Ballawhane, in Andreas, and, of bone-setters, that of CLUCAS, of the Strang, in Braddan.
- For the most part, bone-setters were illiterate or, at best, badly educated and lived in poor rural districts.

单词	bonesetter
释义	Definition of bonesetter in English: bonesetter nounˈbəʊnˌsɛtəˈboʊnˌsɛdər historical A person, usually not formally qualified, who set broken or dislocated bones. Example sentencesExamples But she is now only one of five or six bonesetters practicing in San Pedro. The best known family of herbalists is that of TEARS, of Ballawhane, in Andreas, and, of bone-setters, that of CLUCAS, of the Strang, in Braddan. A Turkish study reported that traditional bone-setters who are skilful in their job are very successful in their society. Natural bone-setters are not without ability; they have not practiced their arts for years and learned nothing. For the most part, bone-setters were illiterate or, at best, badly educated and lived in poor rural districts. Definition of bonesetter in US English: bonesetter nounˈboʊnˌsɛdərˈbōnˌsedər historical A person, typically not formally qualified, who sets broken or dislocated bones. Example sentencesExamples But she is now only one of five or six bonesetters practicing in San Pedro. A Turkish study reported that traditional bone-setters who are skilful in their job are very successful in their society. Natural bone-setters are not without ability; they have not practiced their arts for years and learned nothing. The best known family of herbalists is that of TEARS, of Ballawhane, in Andreas, and, of bone-setters, that of CLUCAS, of the Strang, in Braddan. For the most part, bone-setters were illiterate or, at best, badly educated and lived in poor rural districts.
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