suppository in Greek
suppository in Greek is υπόθετο — suppository means a solid form of medicine inserted into the body, usually the rectum, where it dissolves.
suppository in Greek
υπόθετο
Pronounced: ypotheto
(medicine) A medicine in the form of a small plug that is inserted into a bodily cavity, especially the rectum, vagina or urethra, where it melts at body temperature.
What does "suppository" mean?
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noun A solid form of medicine inserted into the body, usually the rectum, where it dissolves.
"The doctor prescribed a suppository for the infection."
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suppository in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a suppository for the infection.
- He's smoother than a suppository, only his suppositories contain dynamite.
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What is "suppository" in Greek?
"suppository" in Greek is υπόθετο. suppository means: A solid form of medicine inserted into the body, usually the rectum, where it dissolves.
How do you pronounce υπόθετο?
"suppository" in Greek is υπόθετο, pronounced "ypotheto".
How do you use "suppository" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed a suppository for the infection." In Greek, "suppository" is υπόθετο.
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