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excrescence

/ɪkˈskrɛs.əns/

Übersetzung: Substantiv für einen abnormalen oder entstellenden Auswuchs oder Anhang am Körper, an Pflanzen oder Objekten; oft bildlich für etwas Unerwünschtes oder Überflüssiges verwendet.

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noun

/ɪkˈskrɛs.əns/C2formaltechnical
  • deSubstantiv für einen abnormalen oder entstellenden Auswuchs oder Anhang am Körper, an Pflanzen oder Objekten; oft bildlich für etwas Unerwünschtes oder Überflüssiges verwendet.

A noun referring to an abnormal or disfiguring outgrowth or addition on a body, plant, or object; often used figuratively to describe something unwanted or superfluous.

  1. Abnormal growthC2formal

    An abnormal outgrowth or protuberance on a body or plant, often caused by disease or injury.

    deWucherung

    • The surgeon removed the excrescence from the patient's skin.
    • The tree had an excrescence on its trunk where a branch had broken off.
    • The doctor examined the excrescence to determine if it was benign.

    Synonymebumpgrowthlumpnoduleoutgrowthpolypprotuberanceswellingtumorwart

  2. Unwanted additionC2formal

    Something that has developed or been added to something else in an unwanted or unnecessary way.

    deUnnötiger Zusatz

    • The new building was considered an excrescence on the historic landscape.
    • The committee viewed the proposed amendment as an excrescence on the original law.
    • The modern extension was an excrescence on the beautiful old house.

    Synonymeaccretionadditionappendagegrowthoutgrowthprotuberanceswelling

Formen
  • excrescences plural form
  • excrescences' possessive plural form
  • excrescence's possessive singular form
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