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Inflammatory disease   /ɪnflˈæmətˌɔri dɪzˈiz/   Listen
Inflammatory disease

noun
1.
A disease characterized by inflammation.



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"Inflammatory disease" Quotes from Famous Books



... death of Pinkney in connexion with the case, ventured to ask Mr. Tazewell about the truth of the matter. He instantly said that it was all a fiction,—that Pinkney, who was of a full temperament, died of an inflammatory disease (as we all know from his life by Wheaton); that there were no extremely difficult points in the case, and that, if there had been, Pinkney feared the face of no man living. Of Mr. Tazewell, intellectually and physically as he appeared at this time, an eloquent likeness is presented in ...
— Discourse of the Life and Character of the Hon. Littleton Waller Tazewell • Hugh Blair Grigsby

... sleep, their vivid dreams only agitate and make them restless. One of the most interesting, and indeed affecting, cases on record, is that of Laura Bridgman, who, at a very early age, was afflicted with an inflammatory disease, which ended in the disorganization and loss of the contents of her eyes and ears; in consequence of which calamity she grew up blind, deaf, and dumb. Now, it is quite certain that persons who have once enjoyed the use of their senses, and ...
— Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 3, July, 1851 • Various



Words linked to "Inflammatory disease" :   pyelitis, necrotizing enterocolitis, urinary tract infection, empyema, angina, disease, pharyngitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, pleurisy, PID, redness, raw throat, inflammation, sore throat, rubor, intestinal flu, NEC, stomach flu, acne, gastroenteritis, arthritis



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