Pronunciation: /ˌækrəˈtɑːrʒiə/
noun a medical condition characterized by a deformity of the foot and ankle
A1 I have never heard of acrotarsia before.
A2 The doctor diagnosed the patient with acrotarsia.
B1 Acrotarsia is a rare medical condition that affects the feet.
B2 Treatment options for acrotarsia include physical therapy and surgery.
C1 Researchers are studying the genetic causes of acrotarsia in order to develop better treatments.
C2 Patients with acrotarsia may experience chronic pain and limited mobility.
adjective related to or characteristic of acrotarsia
A1 The acrotarsia shoes were uncomfortable to walk in.
A2 She struggled to find acrotarsia clothing that fit properly.
B1 The acrotarsia design of the building made it difficult to access for people with disabilities.
B2 The acrotarsia staircase was a safety hazard for elderly residents.
C1 The acrotarsia layout of the website caused confusion for users.
C2 The acrotarsia regulations made it challenging for businesses to comply with all the requirements.
formal Acrotarsia is a medical condition characterized by the abnormal bending of the foot at the ankle joint.
informal I heard that acrotarsia can cause a lot of discomfort and pain in the affected foot.
slang My friend's sister has been dealing with acrotarsia for a while now, poor thing.
figurative Dealing with acrotarsia feels like walking on broken glass sometimes.
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