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Meanings of soft palate in English
Tissue constituting the back of the roof of the mouth.
Related terms
Usage of soft palate in English
1
The blade grew moist with blood as the tip touched soft palate.
2
It is formed by the lips, cheeks, palate, soft palate, tongue and teeth.
3
No edema fluid extended above soft palate and below thyroid cartilage.
4
He thrust his blade into the monster's soft palate and sliced.
5
The soft palate and tongue were completely white, as though carved in ivory.
6
A case of angioleiomyoma localized at the level of the soft palate is reported.
7
The soft palate and larynx are often involved when the skin lesions are present.
8
At each side of the soft palate are the tonsils.
9
But whether the soft palate is high or low does not settle the matter.
10
He jumped, plunging the warhammer deep into her soft palate, raking a long gash.
11
Adenoids are tonsil-like tissue behind the back of the nose above the soft palate.
12
It may involve not only the hard palate, but also the soft palate and uvula.
13
Storm had never heard such a cacophonous soft palate.
14
A 12-year-old boy had problems with his speech due to a defect in the soft palate.
15
Its front surface is almost directly on a vertical line with tonsil, above the soft palate.
16
Retropharyngeal edema spread craniocaudally between soft palate and upper half of thyroid cartilage in all patients.
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Translations for soft palate
Portuguese
Catalan
Soft palate through the time
Soft palate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common