symptomatic in Greek
symptomatic in Greek is συμπτωματικός — symptomatic means showing the signs or symptoms of a condition.
symptomatic in Greek
συμπτωματικός
Pronounced: sybtomatikos
What does "symptomatic" mean?
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adj Showing the signs or symptoms of a condition.
"He tested positive but remained symptomatic for only a few days."
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adj Serving as a sign or indication of a larger problem.
"The delays were symptomatic of poor planning across the whole project."
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symptomatic in a sentence
- He tested positive but remained symptomatic for only a few days.
- The delays were symptomatic of poor planning across the whole project.
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What is "symptomatic" in Greek?
"symptomatic" in Greek is συμπτωματικός. symptomatic means: Showing the signs or symptoms of a condition.
How do you pronounce συμπτωματικός?
"symptomatic" in Greek is συμπτωματικός, pronounced "sybtomatikos".
How do you use "symptomatic" in a sentence?
Example: "He tested positive but remained symptomatic for only a few days." In Greek, "symptomatic" is συμπτωματικός.
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