comatose in Greek
comatose in Greek is κωματώδης — comatose means in a coma; deeply and completely unconscious.
comatose in Greek
κωματώδης
Pronounced: komatodis
In a coma: unconscious.
What does "comatose" mean?
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adj In a coma; deeply and completely unconscious.
"The patient remained comatose for several days after the surgery."
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adj Extremely tired, sluggish, or lacking energy (used loosely, not medically).
"After the huge meal, everyone at the table felt completely comatose on the sofa."
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comatose in a sentence
- The patient remained comatose for several days after the surgery.
- Paramedics found the driver comatose but breathing.
- After the huge meal, everyone at the table felt completely comatose on the sofa.
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What is "comatose" in Greek?
"comatose" in Greek is κωματώδης. comatose means: In a coma; deeply and completely unconscious.
How do you pronounce κωματώδης?
"comatose" in Greek is κωματώδης, pronounced "komatodis".
How do you use "comatose" in a sentence?
Example: "The patient remained comatose for several days after the surgery." In Greek, "comatose" is κωματώδης.
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