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pathological

/ˌpæθ.əˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/

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adjective

/ˌpæθ.əˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/C1formalmedical
  • ruОтносящийся к патологии; описывающий что-то, вызванное болезнью или связанное с ней, или поведение, которое является навязчивым и ненормальным.

Relating to pathology; describing something caused by or involving disease, or behavior that is compulsive and abnormal.

  1. Relating to pathologyC1formalmedical

    Of or relating to the study of diseases and their causes, processes, and effects.

    ruПатологический

    • The pathological examination revealed the cause of the illness.
    • She works in a pathological laboratory analyzing tissue samples.
    • Pathological research is essential for developing new treatments.

    Synonymsmorbidpathologic

  2. Caused by diseaseC1formalmedical

    Caused by or altered by a disease or pathological condition.

    ruПатологический

    • The patient showed pathological changes in the liver.
    • Pathological fractures can occur in bones weakened by disease.
    • The scan detected a pathological growth in the lung.

    Synonymsdiseasedmorbidunhealthy

    Antonymshealthynormalphysiological

  3. Mentally disturbedC1formal

    Evidencing or relating to a mental or behavioral condition that is extreme, compulsive, or abnormal.

    ruПатологический

    • His pathological lying made it impossible to trust him.
    • She had a pathological fear of spiders.
    • The detective described the killer's behavior as pathological.

    Synonymsabnormalcompulsivederangeddisturbedobsessiveunbalanced

    Antonymshealthynormalsane

Forms
  • more pathological comparative form
  • most pathological superlative form
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