morbidity in Greek
morbidity in Greek is νοσηρός — morbidity means the presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.
morbidity in Greek
νοσηρός
Pronounced: nosiros
The quality of being unhealthful or diseased, sometimes including the cause.
What does "morbidity" mean?
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noun The presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.
"Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death."
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noun A gloomy preoccupation with unpleasant subjects, especially death and decay.
"There is a strange morbidity running through his later poems."
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morbidity in a sentence
- Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death.
- The trial measured both mortality and morbidity over five years.
- There is a strange morbidity running through his later poems.
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What is "morbidity" in Greek?
"morbidity" in Greek is νοσηρός. morbidity means: The presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.
How do you pronounce νοσηρός?
"morbidity" in Greek is νοσηρός, pronounced "nosiros".
How do you use "morbidity" in a sentence?
Example: "Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death." In Greek, "morbidity" is νοσηρός.
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