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Meanings of endemic in English

Portuguese
endêmico

Native to or confined to a certain region.

endêmico
Portuguese
endemia
Catalan
endèmia

A disease that is constantly present to a greater or lesser degree in people of a certain class or in people living in a particular location.

endemia
Portuguese
endémico

Of or relating to a disease (or anything resembling a disease) constantly present to greater or lesser extent in a particular locality.

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endémico

Originating where it is found.

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Examples for "indigenous"
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OPINION:Foreign Direct Investment is great -but what about indigenous economic growth?
The Irish Times
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The tea-tree flourishes best in temperate regions; in China it is indigenous.
The Book of Household Management
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The advertising community has a responsibility to our trusted indigenous radio sector.
The Irish Times
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Under Brazilian law, major infrastructure projects require prior consultation with indigenous communities.
The Guardian
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Soon after, a violent conflict between the indigenous community and farmers started.
Reuters
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In Korea, autochthonous cases of dengue fever have not been confirmed yet.
Pubmed
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Objective: To describe an autochthonous outbreak of urban malaria in Armenia, Colombia.
Pubmed
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Postantibiotics, there was a reduced microbial diversity and autochthonous taxa relative abundance.
Pubmed
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It is impossible for an autochthonous people to have such a language.
A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder
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There was no notable differentiation between the autochthonous and imported populations.
Pubmed
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But Lincoln, his times, his death-greatas any, any age-belongaltogether to our own, and our autochthonic.
Complete Prose Works / Specimen Days and Collect, November Bough...
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Or was it original and autochthonic, independent, in its inception, of any external influences, and unconnected with any other institution?
The Symbolism of Freemasonry / Illustrating and Explaining Its S...
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The aborigines of the country, driven like the Bhils and other autochthonic Indians, into the eastern and south-eastern wilds bordering upon the ocean.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah & Meccah — Volu...
Usage of endemic in English
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However, the priority of each use case varies with different endemic settings.
Pubmed
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Polio remains endemic in four countries -Afghanistan, India, Nigeria and Pakistan.
Reuters
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Finally, consider whether this kind of situation is endemic at your firm.
BBC
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Polio is now endemic in just three countries: Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria.
The Guardian
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Background: Research has suggested that disordered gambling is endemic to Cambodian refugees.
Pubmed
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Coronavirus has radically worsened the games industry's endemic problems, say union activists.
The Guardian
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It's become endemic in our poorest communities and this is the result.
The Guardian
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This culture of greed is endemic, but perhaps that's a wider issue.
The Guardian
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Internal problems within wartime coalitions have been endemic, but not necessarily fatal.
The Irish Times
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China still grapples with endemic issues of corruption, inequity and environmental degradation.
The Guardian
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Twenty eight taxa were recorded, including 12 endemic of the Neotropical region.
Pubmed
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Background: Before 1986, scrub typhus was only found endemic in southern China.
Pubmed
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Increasing seropositivity with age is suggestive of low-level endemic transmission in Fiji.
Pubmed
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Bulgaria is among European countries recognized as endemic for this heartworm parasite.
Pubmed
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Background: Lassa fever is a viral hemorrhagic fever endemic in West Africa.
Pubmed
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Our findings suggest similar histopathogenetic mechanisms for endemic and epidemic Kaposi's sarcoma.
Pubmed
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Catalan
endèmia
Endemic through the time
Endemic across language varieties
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