syndrome in Greek
syndrome in Greek is σύνδρομο — syndrome means a recognizable group of symptoms or signs that together point to a particular medical or psychological condition.
syndrome in Greek
σύνδρομο
Pronounced: syndromo
(pathology) A recognizable pattern of signs, symptoms and/or behaviours, especially of a disease or medical or psychological condition.
What does "syndrome" mean?
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noun A recognizable group of symptoms or signs that together point to a particular medical or psychological condition.
"Doctors diagnosed him with chronic fatigue syndrome."
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noun Any set of traits or behaviors, usually negative, that together identify a certain type or pattern.
"Critics called it a symptom of "second-album syndrome.""
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syndrome in a sentence
- Doctors diagnosed him with chronic fatigue syndrome.
- The syndrome typically involves joint pain, fatigue, and a distinctive rash.
- Critics called it a symptom of "second-album syndrome."
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What is "syndrome" in Greek?
"syndrome" in Greek is σύνδρομο. syndrome means: A recognizable group of symptoms or signs that together point to a particular medical or psychological condition.
How do you pronounce σύνδρομο?
"syndrome" in Greek is σύνδρομο, pronounced "syndromo".
How do you use "syndrome" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors diagnosed him with chronic fatigue syndrome." In Greek, "syndrome" is σύνδρομο.
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