melanoma in Latin
melanoma in Latin is melanoma — melanoma means a serious, often malignant skin tumor that develops from pigment-producing cells.
melanoma in Latin
melanoma
(oncology, disease) A dark-pigmented, usually malignant tumor arising from a melanocyte and occurring most commonly in the skin.
What does "melanoma" mean?
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noun A serious, often malignant skin tumor that develops from pigment-producing cells.
"Doctors recommend checking moles regularly to catch melanoma early."
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melanoma in a sentence
- Doctors recommend checking moles regularly to catch melanoma early.
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What is "melanoma" in Latin?
"melanoma" in Latin is melanoma. melanoma means: A serious, often malignant skin tumor that develops from pigment-producing cells.
How do you use "melanoma" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors recommend checking moles regularly to catch melanoma early." In Latin, "melanoma" is melanoma.
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