abscess in Greek
abscess in Greek is απόστημα — abscess means a swollen, pus-filled pocket in the body, usually caused by infection.
abscess in Greek
απόστημα
Pronounced: apostima
(pathology) A cavity caused by tissue destruction, usually because of infection, filled with pus and surrounded by inflamed tissue. [First attested in the mid 16th century.]
What does "abscess" mean?
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noun A swollen, pus-filled pocket in the body, usually caused by infection.
"The dentist drained an abscess under his infected tooth."
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verb To develop into a pus-filled swelling.
"The small cut abscessed after days without proper cleaning."
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abscess in a sentence
- The dentist drained an abscess under his infected tooth.
- An untreated abscess can spread infection to nearby tissue.
- The small cut abscessed after days without proper cleaning.
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What is "abscess" in Greek?
"abscess" in Greek is απόστημα. abscess means: A swollen, pus-filled pocket in the body, usually caused by infection.
How do you pronounce απόστημα?
"abscess" in Greek is απόστημα, pronounced "apostima".
How do you use "abscess" in a sentence?
Example: "The dentist drained an abscess under his infected tooth." In Greek, "abscess" is απόστημα.
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