different between extubation vs excubation
extubation
English
Noun
extubation (countable and uncountable, plural extubations)
- (medicine) The removal of a tube inserted by intubation.
Related terms
- extubate
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excubation
English
Etymology
From Latin excubatio, from excubare (“to lie out on guard”), from ex (“out”) + cubare (“to lie down”).
Noun
excubation (uncountable)
- (obsolete) A keeping watch; a vigil.
- 1840, Philonauta, Naval Progression, or the Midshipman of the Old School
- Infinitely more so than the lucubrations
Is the necessity there is for excubations.
Hard's the duty in three watches—worse watch and watch—
Expos'd to the elements without a thatch […]
- Infinitely more so than the lucubrations
- 1840, Philonauta, Naval Progression, or the Midshipman of the Old School
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