Pronunciation: /ɪˈskjʊleɪpiən/
noun a physician or healer
A1 An aesculapian is a person who specializes in medicine and healing.
A2 The aesculapian treated the patient with care and expertise.
B1 The aesculapian's clinic is known for its excellent patient care.
B2 The aesculapian's knowledge of medical treatments is extensive.
C1 The aesculapian's research in the field of medicine has led to groundbreaking discoveries.
C2 The aesculapian's reputation as a skilled healer is renowned in the medical community.
adjective relating to the healing arts or medicine
A1 The aesculapian symbol of a snake wrapped around a staff is commonly seen in medical settings.
A2 The hospital had a team of aesculapian professionals who provided excellent care to their patients.
B1 The aesculapian tradition of using natural remedies alongside modern medicine is gaining popularity.
B2 The aesculapian approach to healthcare emphasizes the importance of holistic healing.
C1 Her aesculapian knowledge of anatomy and physiology made her a highly respected surgeon.
C2 The aesculapian principles of ethics and patient care are deeply ingrained in the medical profession.
formal The aesculapian profession requires years of rigorous training and education.
informal My sister is studying to become an aesculapian, she wants to be a doctor.
slang I heard that aesculapians make a lot of money, but the job is really tough.
figurative In times of crisis, doctors are seen as the aesculapians who heal and provide comfort to the community.
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