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Meanings of malignancy in anglès
portuguès
malignidade Medical description of a continuously destructive illness; tendency of a medical condition to become progressively worse; characterization of cancer, characterized by anaplasia, invasiveness, and metastasis.
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Examples for "malignity"
Examples for "malignity"
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The vampires and pest-hags of the Levant are their successors in malignity.
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He has always discontent in his look, and malignity in his bosom.
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There was something almost wolfish in the facial malignity that distorted him.
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But the English government, with stubborn malignity, persevered in the hopeless warfare.
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And Captain Burghe was left to bite his nails in foiled malignity.
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She was hysterically, passionately spiteful-almostto the point of malignance.
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For those who like their thrills more psychological the malignance is, sometimes, a touch too motiveless.
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His eyes were full of fire and malignance.
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The old man's eyes, full of cold feline malignance, were turned upon her, and La Cibot shivered.
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Such utter malignance appalled them.
Usage of malignancy in anglès
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Side effects include an increased risk of malignancy and infection, particularly tuberculosis.
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No risk factors were significantly associated with all forms of post-transplant malignancy.
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History of malignancy also had a smaller but significant effect on mortality.
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Renal metastases were generally detected late in the course of the malignancy.
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The molecular mechanisms of chewing tobacco which leads to malignancy remains unclear.
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Nine of the seventeen patients with thyroid malignancy received post-operative 131I treatment.
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Broader multicentric studies are needed for more accurate data on this malignancy.
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Screening for high risk populations is fundamental to overcome this intractable malignancy.
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Literature suggests that cells from malignancy have been described since early 1830s.
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Children may manifest symptoms of this disease including gastrointestinal complications and malignancy.
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Determining the presence of Cho may provide a useful test for malignancy.
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Yet road rage is a symptom of something bigger, a national malignancy.
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Presence of ascites, peritoneal metastases and lymphadenopathy was used to confirm malignancy.
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Endometrial adenocarcinoma is the most common gynecologic malignancy in the United States.
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Rebiopsy of ulcerated areas should be considered because they may harbor malignancy.
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Survival was measured from the date of the first treatment for malignancy.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare