Pronunciation: /ˈsiːli.æk/
noun a person who has coeliac disease
A1 My friend is a coeliac and has to avoid gluten in her diet.
A2 The coeliac disease can cause damage to the small intestine.
B1 As a coeliac, she needs to be careful about cross-contamination when eating out.
B2 Living with coeliac disease requires strict adherence to a gluten-free diet.
C1 The coeliac community provides support and resources for those with the condition.
C2 Researchers are studying new treatments for coeliac disease to improve quality of life for patients.
adjective relating to or characteristic of coeliac disease
A1 My friend has a coeliac disease and needs to avoid gluten in her diet.
A2 The restaurant offers a variety of coeliac-friendly options for customers with gluten intolerance.
B1 The coeliac community has been advocating for better labeling of gluten-free products.
B2 The doctor recommended a coeliac test for anyone experiencing digestive issues after consuming gluten.
C1 Research on coeliac disease has led to advancements in understanding autoimmune conditions.
C2 The chef created a specialized menu for coeliac guests attending the event.
formal Individuals with coeliac disease must strictly adhere to a gluten-free diet.
informal My friend has coeliac disease so we always have to find gluten-free restaurants to eat at.
slang I can't eat gluten because I'm coeliac.
figurative Avoiding gluten is like second nature to someone with coeliac disease.
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