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methazolamide

methazolamide noun: a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor.

Noun

methazolamide (uncountable)

  1. A carbonic anhydrase inhibitor.
    • That is, until she went to the pharmacy to pick up a refill of methazolamide, the pills she took to control her glaucoma, and instead was given methotrexate, a potent chemotherapy drug that suppresses immunity.2007 January 2, Jane E. Brody, “To Protect Against Drug Errors, Ask Questions”, in New York Times

Questions about methazolamide

What does methazolamide mean?
Methazolamide means a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor.
What part of speech is methazolamide?
Methazolamide is a noun.

Words near methazolamide in the dictionary

  1. methasone
  2. methasones
  3. methasterone
  4. methasulfocarb
  5. methatherian
  6. methazolamide
  7. methazole
  8. methcathinone
  9. methcathinones
  10. methdilazine
  11. methectic

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