Why this word is great
SENTISECTION — [Noun] The act of performing vivisection—surgical experimentation on living organisms—without anesthetic, ensuring the subject remains fully conscious and capable of pain. From Latin sentīre ("to feel") and sectiōnem ("cutting"), it is the union of sensation and violation. Unlike vivisection (a neutral term for any live dissection) or callisection (its painless, anesthetized counterpart), sentisection is cruelty codified, a deliberate refusal to dull suffering. It is the scalpel slicing into un-numbed flesh, the twitch of a pinned frog’s leg under the probing needle, the muffled whimper of a dog whose vocal cords have been severed—a reminder that science, too, has its abattoirs.