ossification in Irish
ossification in Irish is cnámhú — ossification means the natural process by which bone forms, or the hardening of tissue into something like bone.
ossification in Irish
cnámhú
The normal process by which bone is formed.
What does "ossification" mean?
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noun The natural process by which bone forms, or the hardening of tissue into something like bone.
"Ossification of the skull continues after a baby is born."
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noun The process of becoming set in one's ways or beliefs.
"Critics warned of the ossification of the company's management."
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ossification in a sentence
- Ossification of the skull continues after a baby is born.
- The scan showed ossification in the tissue around the injured joint.
- Critics warned of the ossification of the company's management.
- Decades without reform led to the ossification of the rules.
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What is "ossification" in Irish?
"ossification" in Irish is cnámhú. ossification means: The natural process by which bone forms, or the hardening of tissue into something like bone.
How do you use "ossification" in a sentence?
Example: "Ossification of the skull continues after a baby is born." In Irish, "ossification" is cnámhú.
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