Definitionadj. characteristic or indicative of a disease
Last update: July 3, 2015
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The treatment is symptomatic, there being no specific antidote. [Please select]
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The hostility of the upper classes was symptomatic of an antagonism more profound than one of manners or even of tastes. [Please select]
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Her guardian knew this apathetic silence, and that it was symptomatic in her of deep emotion. [Please select]
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The action is symptomatic of the disorder, and it is the earliest sign displayed. [Please select]
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Similarly mono-symptomatic hysteria is characteristic of oases occurring in the uneducated or peasant class. [Please select]
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The history of the universe is symptomatic, and life is mnemonical. [Please select]
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, 449-458 human, description, 458 serum, relation to blackleg, 458 symptomatic, description, cause, treatment, etc. [Please select]
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The want of interest by the animal in its behaviour is for me symptomatic, and agrees perfectly well with the sensation of the observer that he also had to obey some obscure determinism. [Please select]
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Increased human use of coastal waters is not limited to Glacier Bay and the movement of humpbacks from Glacier Bay to areas outside the Bay may be symptomatic of a larger problem. [Please select]
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