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morbidity in Spanish

morbidity in Spanish is enfermo, morbido — morbidity means the presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.

morbidity in Spanish

enfermo
noun
The quality of being unhealthful or diseased, sometimes including the cause.
morbido
noun
The quality of being unhealthful or diseased, sometimes including the cause.

What does "morbidity" mean?

  1. noun The presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.
    "Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death."
  2. noun A gloomy preoccupation with unpleasant subjects, especially death and decay.
    "There is a strange morbidity running through his later poems."
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morbidity in a sentence

  • Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death.
  • The trial measured both mortality and morbidity over five years.
  • There is a strange morbidity running through his later poems.

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What is "morbidity" in Spanish?

"morbidity" in Spanish is enfermo, morbido. morbidity means: The presence of disease or ill health in a person or a population, including how often a condition occurs and how much harm it causes.

How do you use "morbidity" in a sentence?

Example: "Smoking is a major cause of morbidity as well as death." In Spanish, "morbidity" is enfermo, morbido.

Are there other ways to say "morbidity" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "morbidity": enfermo, morbido.

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