The nurse used carbolic to sterilize the surgical instruments before the operation.

She disinfected the wound with a carbolic solution that left a sharp, medicinal smell.

The nurse carbolically swabbed the wound to prevent infection.

The lab technician carefully labeled the bottles of carbolics to prevent any hazardous mix-ups.

The nurse disinfected the wound with a carbolated solution before dressing it.

The surgeon used carbol to disinfect the wound before suturing.

The laboratory stored several carbolates in labeled vials for the experiment.

The museum's curator carefully documented a dusty bottle labeled carbolate, noting it as an example of outdated chemical nomenclature.

The surgeon was carbolizing the instruments before the operation to prevent infection.

The surgical instruments were carbolized before the operation.