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symptom
abnormality, character, differentia, functional disease, illness, look, occupational disease, prognostic, secondary disease, symptomatology, wink
Definition
n.
(medicine) any sensation or change in bodily function that is experienced by a patient and is associated with a particular disease
Last update: August 9, 2015
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The sudden decrease in the body weight is a sure
symptom
of some disease.
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The industrialists should not ignore the
symptom
s of discontent among the workers of the industry.
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Yet another
symptom
of her illness: insanity!
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A serious
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The fear of appearances is the first
symptom
of impotence.
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The slightest
symptom
of distrust, and--I back out immediately.
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He was clicking the rings on his fingers--
symptom
of irresolution that made Marcia grit her teeth.
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This discontent of his is an important
symptom
, even if his prescription, a very old one, gives no hope of a cure.
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Moreover, all the powers fought tooth and nail at the Conference for “strategic” frontiers--the ugliest
symptom
of all.
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"Because I feel frightened, and ashamed, and miserable," she answered, with no
symptom
of her sire's hilarity.
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Twitches, choræa, or Saint Vitus's dance, are not very usual, and may continue for months after every other
symptom
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