IPA: /nɪˈkroʊz/
KK: /nɛˈkroʊs/
To cause tissue to die or decay, often due to a lack of blood flow or infection.
The doctor explained that the injury could necrose if not treated properly.
Past: necrosed
Past Participle: necrosed
Necrose → It is formed from "necros" (from Greek "nekros", meaning dead) and the suffix "-ose" (meaning full of or characterized by). The word "necrose" refers to the condition of being characterized by death or decay of tissue.
Think of 'dead' ('nekros') and remember that 'necrose' means characterized by death or decay.