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Meanings of coma in English
Aberration inherent to certain optical designs or due to imperfection in the lens.
A state of deep and often prolonged unconsciousness; usually the result of disease or injury.
Usage of coma in English
1
When you first came out of coma, I mentioned your dental work.
2
Patients were monitored daily for up to three days from coma onset.
3
In October he received a telegram: his father was in a coma.
4
This, the Florida Supreme Court has found, is not simply a coma.
5
He died 18 days later, while in a coma at a hospital.
6
Reports say he lost a leg and is in an induced coma.
7
When Ben arrived the following day, his father was in a coma.
8
Ms Yarmysh said the 44-year-old was in a coma on a ventilator.
9
Unless I just heard people talking while I was in the coma.
10
Well I was in a coma for like the last 15 years.
11
Opal had reached her first cleansing coma at the age of fourteen.
12
Doctors placed her into a medically-induced coma to feed her through tubes.
13
The third and final stage of the disease is paralysis and coma.
14
She was still listed in critical condition, and still in a coma.
15
Her character sings to Kurt Hummel, whose father is in a coma.
16
While Tessia was in her coma, we implanted certain diagnostics within her.
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Coma through the time
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