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tumefy

/ˈtjuː.mɪ.faɪ/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant enfiler ou provoquer un gonflement ; devenir enflé ou boursouflé.

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/ˈtjuː.mɪ.faɪ/C2formalmedicalobsolète
  • frVerbe signifiant enfiler ou provoquer un gonflement ; devenir enflé ou boursouflé.

An obsolete verb meaning to swell or cause to swell; to become tumid or inflated.

  1. Cause to swellC2formalmedical

    To cause a part of the body to become swollen or enlarged, often due to inflammation or fluid accumulation.

    frProvoquer un gonflement

    • The infection caused the lymph nodes to tumefy.
    • The venom from the sting made his arm tumefy rapidly.
    • In severe cases, the tissue may tumefy and become painful.

    Synonymesbloatdistendengorgeinflatepuff upswell

  2. Expand abnormallyC2formalmedical

    To increase in size or volume in an abnormal or pathological manner.

    frtuméfier

    • The cells began to tumefy due to the buildup of fluid.
    • The gland started to tumefy, indicating a possible disorder.
    • Without treatment, the area will continue to tumefy.

    Synonymesbloatdistendintumesceswelltumesce

    Antonymescontractdeflateshrinksubside

Formes
  • tumefied past participle
  • tumefied past simple
  • tumefying present participle
  • tumefies third person singular
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