Adustiosis

Pronunciation: /əˌdʌstˈoʊsɪs/

Definitions of adustiosis

noun a medical condition characterized by excessive dryness or heat in the body

Example Sentences

A1 Adustiosis is a medical condition that causes dry and inflamed skin.

A2 The doctor diagnosed the patient with adustiosis, prescribing a moisturizing cream.

B1 Adustiosis can be managed with proper skincare and hydration.

B2 The dermatologist recommended a treatment plan to alleviate the symptoms of adustiosis.

C1 Research on adustiosis has led to advancements in dermatological treatments.

C2 Specialized clinics offer advanced therapies for severe cases of adustiosis.

Examples of adustiosis in a Sentence

formal The doctor diagnosed the patient with adustiosis, a skin condition caused by excessive exposure to the sun.

informal I heard that adustiosis can be prevented by using sunscreen regularly.

slang My sister got a bad case of adustiosis after spending all day at the beach without sunscreen.

figurative The adustiosis of his soul was evident in the way he shied away from emotional connections.

Grammatical Forms of adustiosis

• past tense: adustiosed
• plural: adustioses
• comparative: more adustiosis
• superlative: most adustiosis
• present tense: adustiosis
• future tense: will adustiosis
• perfect tense: have adustiosised
• continuous tense: is adustiosising
• singular: adustiosis
• positive degree: adustiosis
• infinitive: to adustiosis
• gerund: adustiosising
• participle: adustiosised

Origin and Evolution of adustiosis

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adustiosis' originated from Latin, specifically from the term 'adustio' meaning burning or scorching.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'adustiosis' evolved to refer to a medical condition characterized by excessive heat or dryness in the body, often associated with fever or inflammation.