Pronunciation: /əˈnɒksiə/
noun a medical condition characterized by a lack of oxygen reaching the tissues
A1 Anoxia can occur when someone is not getting enough oxygen.
A2 The doctor explained that anoxia is a condition caused by lack of oxygen in the body.
B1 Prolonged exposure to high altitudes can lead to anoxia.
B2 The scuba diver experienced anoxia due to a malfunction in their equipment.
C1 Anoxia can result in serious brain damage if not treated promptly.
C2 The medical team worked quickly to address the patient's anoxia and stabilize their condition.
adjective relating to or suffering from anoxia
A1 Anoxia can lead to serious health problems.
A2 The patient experienced anoxia after being underwater for too long.
B1 The doctor explained that anoxia occurs when the body is deprived of oxygen.
B2 The pilot suffered from anoxia due to lack of oxygen at high altitudes.
C1 The medical team worked quickly to treat the patient's anoxia before it caused permanent damage.
C2 Anoxia is a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention to prevent brain damage.
formal Anoxia is a condition characterized by a lack of oxygen reaching the body's tissues.
informal If you hold your breath for too long, you might experience anoxia.
slang Dude, don't pass out from anoxia while trying to break the record!
figurative The sudden loss of internet connection left him feeling like he was experiencing anoxia in the digital world.
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