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aetiopathogenesis

aetiopathogenesis noun: the cause and subsequent development of an abnormal condition or of a disease.

Noun

aetiopathogenesis (plural aetiopathogeneses)

  1. The cause and subsequent development of an abnormal condition or of a disease.

Forms of aetiopathogenesis

pluralaetiopathogeneses
alternative formetiopathogenesis

Origin of aetiopathogenesis

From aetio- + pathogenesis.

Questions about aetiopathogenesis

What does aetiopathogenesis mean?
Aetiopathogenesis means the cause and subsequent development of an abnormal condition or of a disease.
What part of speech is aetiopathogenesis?
Aetiopathogenesis is a noun.
What is the plural of aetiopathogenesis?
The plural of aetiopathogenesis is aetiopathogeneses.

Words near aetiopathogenesis in the dictionary

  1. aetiologized
  2. aetiologizes
  3. aetiologizing
  4. aetiology
  5. aetiopathogeneses
  6. aetiopathogenesis
  7. aetiopathogenetic
  8. aetiopathogenetically
  9. aetiopathogenic
  10. aetiopathologies
  11. aetiopathology

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