Chiropodist

Pronunciation: /kaɪˈrɑːpədɪst/

Definitions of chiropodist

noun a person who treats the feet and their ailments

Example Sentences

A1 My chiropodist helps me take care of my feet.

A2 I have an appointment with the chiropodist next week to treat my ingrown toenail.

B1 The chiropodist recommended orthotic insoles to help with my foot pain.

B2 After seeing the chiropodist regularly, my foot problems have significantly improved.

C1 The chiropodist specializes in treating complex foot conditions and injuries.

C2 Many professional athletes rely on their chiropodists to keep their feet in top condition.

Examples of chiropodist in a Sentence

formal I have an appointment with my chiropodist next week to address my foot pain.

informal My chiropodist recommended some new insoles for my shoes.

slang I never knew how much a chiropodist could help with foot problems until I tried it.

figurative The chiropodist of the group, always ready to lend a helping hand when someone is in need.

Grammatical Forms of chiropodist

• plural: chiropodists
• comparative: more chiropodist
• superlative: most chiropodist
• present tense: chiropodist
• future tense: will be chiropodist
• perfect tense: has been chiropodist
• continuous tense: is being chiropodist
• singular: chiropodist
• positive degree: chiropodist
• infinitive: to chiropodist
• gerund: chiropodisting
• participle: chiropodisted

Origin and Evolution of chiropodist

First Known Use: 1785 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'chiropodist' originated from the Greek words 'cheir' meaning hand and 'pous' meaning foot, referring to a professional who treats ailments of the hands and feet.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'chiropodist' evolved to 'podiatrist' in the 20th century to better reflect the focus on foot care in modern medical practice.