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Meanings of glandular in English

Of, pertaining to, or resembling a gland.

Glandular.

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Usage of glandular in English
1
One day we may know why: it may be a glandular deficiency.'
The End of the Affair
2
The role of pulmonary resection for patients with glandular tumors is unclear.
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3
The whole wall is muscular, and the lining membrane is richly glandular.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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He looks boyish in the grizzled, monkey-glandular way that Warren Beatty does.
The new yorker
5
Perspiration may be caused, and he believes the glandular activities are increased.
Disturbances of the Heart / Discussion of the Treatment of the H...
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The glandular trichome densities increased from the bottom to the top leaves.
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Both tumors show a predominant glandular pattern with many psammomatous calcified bodies.
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As just stated, the filaments are not glandular, and do not secrete.
Insectivorous Plants
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Resupply of vitamin A can induce glandular differentiation in A- lacrimal tissues.
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This was why glandular modification had never taken root in the military culture.
Abaddon's Gate
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The other cases were adipose spindle cell myoepitheliomas without an obvious glandular component.
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Normal breast tissues showed PSMA expression only in normal glandular cells.
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The glandular comprehension of love was one such; there were others.
The Fourth "R"
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We suspect that the TK ability may be glandular in nature.
Carrie
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For instance, teeth, digestion, glandular equipment and the circulatory system were greatly improved.
Last and First Men
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NEC-like and exocrine glandular cells were also been seen in a single neoplasm.
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