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Meanings of
excoriation
in anglès
portuguès
abrasão
català
rascada
espanyol
roce
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An abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off.
scratch
scrape
abrasion
català
rascada
rus
ссадина
portuguès
escoriação
espanyol
excoriación
català
excoriació
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Human disease.
dermatitis artefacta
dermatitis ficta
dermatitis factitia [artefacta]
factitious skin disease
dermatitis factitia
neurotic excoriation
català
excoriació
Usage of
excoriation
in anglès
1
Body-focused repetitive behaviour disorders, including trichotillomania and
excoriation
disorder are also included.
2
Inversion of the nipples, their
excoriation
,
or persistent sensitiveness may make it impossible.
3
A slight dorsal abrasion; also of the wrists; a severe
excoriation
of the ankle.
4
They have had their full share of censure and
excoriation
.
5
She frowns in sympathy, to see
excoriation
in the clefts.
6
The efficacy was especially apparent for pruritus and
excoriation
.
7
In two days more, the eschars were adherent, and there was no further appearance of
excoriation
.
8
After the first IRA ceasefire collapsed, Sinn Fein was subjected to a torrent of
excoriation
for months.
9
The exception is his
excoriation
of Kenneth Starr, the witchfinder-general who, Clinton writes, was determined to drive him from office.
10
The problem of access to research has been well covered in the Guardian - by analysis, by
excoriation
and by parable.
11
The name of the editor swung in terrorum in the imagination of all humble authorlings, and had become a synonym for merciless critical
excoriation
.
12
Her on-air
excoriation
earned her a call from a very not-sober Whitney herself, which Wendy recorded, and made the daily intro to her show.
13
This speech being no more comprehensible to me than his
excoriation
of an unknown individual, I could only stay silent and try to look appreciative.
14
A preacher wrote me the other day that he approved of every word of an
"
excoriation
"
that some religious editor had given me.
15
The juice of its stalk is applied to heal
excoriations
of the tongue.
16
Cleanliness, then, is the grand preventative of, and the best remedy for
excoriations
.
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About this term
excoriation
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
critical excoriation
see excoriation
Translations for
excoriation
portuguès
abrasão
escoriação
català
rascada
esgarrapada
esgarrinxada
excoriació
espanyol
roce
excoriación
rus
ссадина
экскориация
Excoriation
through the time