Pronunciation: /ækjuː/
noun a unit of length equal to one hundredth of an inch, used in printing.
A1 I went to the acupuncturist for my back pain.
A2 She bought an acupressure mat to help with her headaches.
B1 The acupuncturist recommended herbal remedies for my insomnia.
B2 Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body.
C1 The acupuncturist's clinic was renowned for its holistic approach to healing.
C2 The acupuncturist's expertise in traditional Chinese medicine was unparalleled in the region.
adjective sharp or severe in effect; intense
A1 I have an acute pain in my back.
A2 She was diagnosed with an acute illness.
B1 The doctor prescribed medication for his acute condition.
B2 The team responded to the crisis with acute precision.
C1 His acute analysis of the situation impressed the board.
C2 The journalist's acute observations shed light on the corruption scandal.
formal Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body.
informal I heard that acupressure can help with headaches.
slang I'm thinking of trying acu-yoga to relieve stress.
figurative The new marketing strategy was like an acupuncture treatment, targeting specific areas for maximum impact.
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