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vasodilator

vasodilator noun: a substance that causes dilation of the blood vessels, thereby reducing blood pressure; it may be endogenous (such as a hormone produced by the body) or exogenous (such as a drug or other chemical agent).

Noun

vasodilator (plural vasodilators)

  1. A substance that causes dilation of the blood vessels, thereby reducing blood pressure; it may be endogenous (such as a hormone produced by the body) or exogenous (such as a drug or other chemical agent).

vasodilator meaning in Tamil

vasodilator in Tamil

இரத்தநாள விரிவு மருந்து, இரத்தக்குழாய் விரிவாக்கி, கலன்பெறுக்கி, குழல்விரிப்பி, குழாய் விரிப்பி, நாள விரிப்பி

Synonyms of vasodilator

Antonyms

Forms of vasodilator

pluralvasodilators

Origin of vasodilator

From vaso- + dilator.

Words formed from vasodilator

Questions about vasodilator

What does vasodilator mean?
Vasodilator means a substance that causes dilation of the blood vessels, thereby reducing blood pressure; it may be endogenous (such as a hormone produced by the body) or exogenous (such as a drug or other chemical agent).
What is vasodilator in Tamil?
Vasodilator in Tamil is இரத்தநாள விரிவு மருந்து, இரத்தக்குழாய் விரிவாக்கி, கலன்பெறுக்கி. See Vasodilator meaning in Tamil.
What part of speech is vasodilator?
Vasodilator is a noun.
What is the plural of vasodilator?
The plural of vasodilator is vasodilators.

Words near vasodilator in the dictionary

  1. vasodilating
  2. vasodilation
  3. vasodilational
  4. vasodilations
  5. vasodilative
  6. vasodilator
  7. vasodilators
  8. vasodilatory
  9. vasodynamic
  10. vasodynamics
  11. vasoendothelial

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