Acne Rosacea

C1 16+

Pronunciation: /ˈækni roʊˈzeɪʒə/

Definitions of acne rosacea

noun a chronic skin disorder affecting the face

Example Sentences

A1 Acne rosacea is a skin condition that causes redness and bumps on the face.

A2 Many people confuse acne rosacea with regular acne, but they are actually different conditions.

B1 Treatment for acne rosacea may include topical creams and oral medications.

B2 It is important to avoid triggers like spicy foods and alcohol if you have acne rosacea.

C1 Individuals with severe acne rosacea may benefit from laser therapy to reduce redness and inflammation.

C2 Dermatologists recommend a gentle skincare routine for those with acne rosacea to avoid aggravating the condition.

Examples of acne rosacea in a Sentence

formal Acne rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterized by redness and pimples on the face.

informal My cousin struggles with acne rosacea and is always looking for new treatments.

slang Dealing with acne rosacea can be a real pain in the neck.

figurative Her cheeks were like a canvas of acne rosacea, a vivid painting of red and white.

Grammatical Forms of acne rosacea

plural

acne rosaceas

comparative

more acne rosacea

superlative

most acne rosacea

present tense

has acne rosacea

future tense

will have acne rosacea

perfect tense

has had acne rosacea

continuous tense

is having acne rosacea

singular

acne rosacea

positive degree

acne rosacea

infinitive

to have acne rosacea

gerund

having acne rosacea

participle

had acne rosacea

Origin and Evolution of acne rosacea

First Known Use: 1846 year
Language of Origin: Greek and Latin
Story behind the word: The term 'acne rosacea' originated from the Greek word 'akme' meaning 'point' or 'highest point' and the Latin word 'rosacea' meaning 'like a rose'.
Evolution of the word: Originally, 'acne rosacea' was used to describe a skin condition that resembled acne and caused redness similar to a rose. Over time, the term has evolved to specifically refer to a chronic skin condition characterized by facial redness and sometimes pimples.