Pronunciation: /əˌdriːnoʊˌkɔrtɪˈkoʊstɛrɔɪd/
noun A type of steroid hormone produced by the adrenal cortex
A1 My doctor prescribed me an adrenocorticosteroid for my skin condition.
A2 Adrenocorticosteroids are commonly used to reduce inflammation in the body.
B1 Patients should be aware of the potential side effects of adrenocorticosteroids before starting treatment.
B2 The dosage of adrenocorticosteroids may need to be adjusted based on the individual's response to treatment.
C1 The endocrinologist recommended a combination therapy of adrenocorticosteroids and immunosuppressants for the patient's autoimmune disorder.
C2 Research studies have shown the efficacy of adrenocorticosteroids in managing severe cases of asthma.
adjective Describing something related to the adrenal cortex and its steroid hormones
A1 Adrenocorticosteroid medication is used to reduce inflammation.
A2 The doctor prescribed an adrenocorticosteroid cream for the rash.
B1 Patients with asthma often rely on adrenocorticosteroid inhalers.
B2 Long-term use of adrenocorticosteroid drugs can have side effects.
C1 The athlete was suspected of using adrenocorticosteroid steroids to enhance performance.
C2 Research has shown the effectiveness of adrenocorticosteroid therapy in treating certain autoimmune diseases.
formal The doctor prescribed an adrenocorticosteroid to treat the patient's inflammation.
informal The doc gave me some adrenocorticosteroid for my swelling.
slang I need some 'roids for this pain, maybe some adrenocorticosteroid will help.
figurative Taking an adrenocorticosteroid felt like a superhero power-up for my body.
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