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sclerotic

/skləˈrɒt.ɪk/

Tradução: Relativo a esclerose ou por ela afetado; em sentido figurado, algo que se tornou rígido, insensível ou incapaz de se adaptar.

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adjective

/skləˈrɒt.ɪk/C2formalmedical
  • ptRelativo a esclerose ou por ela afetado; em sentido figurado, algo que se tornou rígido, insensível ou incapaz de se adaptar.

Relating to or affected by sclerosis; figuratively, describing something that has become rigid, unresponsive, or unable to adapt.

  1. Relating to sclerosisC1formalmedical

    Relating to or characterized by sclerosis; abnormally hardened or stiffened, often referring to tissue or organs.

    ptEsclerótico

    • The patient was diagnosed with sclerotic arteries due to aging.
    • Sclerotic changes in the liver can indicate chronic disease.
    • The doctor noted sclerotic tissue in the affected area.

    Sinônimoshardenedsclerosed

  2. C2formalmedical

    Of or relating to the sclera, the white outer layer of the eyeball.

    ptEscleral

    • The sclerotic layer protects the inner structures of the eye.
    • Inflammation of the sclerotic tissue can cause eye pain.
    • The surgeon examined the sclerotic membrane for any damage.
Formas
  • more sclerotic comparative form
  • most sclerotic superlative form