inflammatory in Greek
inflammatory in Greek is φλεγμονώδης — inflammatory means likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.
inflammatory in Greek
φλεγμονώδης
Pronounced: flegmonodis
Relating to, causing, or caused by inflammation.
What does "inflammatory" mean?
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adj Likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.
"The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline."
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adj Relating to or causing inflammation in the body.
"Arthritis is an inflammatory condition affecting the joints."
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inflammatory in a sentence
- The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline.
- He avoided making any inflammatory remarks during the debate.
- Arthritis is an inflammatory condition affecting the joints.
- The doctor prescribed a cream to calm the inflammatory reaction on his skin.
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What is "inflammatory" in Greek?
"inflammatory" in Greek is φλεγμονώδης. inflammatory means: Likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.
How do you pronounce φλεγμονώδης?
"inflammatory" in Greek is φλεγμονώδης, pronounced "flegmonodis".
How do you use "inflammatory" in a sentence?
Example: "The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline." In Greek, "inflammatory" is φλεγμονώδης.
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