Pronunciation: /ˈɡlændjələr/
adjective relating to or affecting glands, characterized by the presence of glands
A1 The doctor explained that the patient had a glandular fever.
A2 She was advised to eat a balanced diet to support her glandular system.
B1 The glandular tissue in the body plays a crucial role in hormone production.
B2 The athlete's performance was affected by a glandular imbalance.
C1 The scientist conducted research on the glandular secretions of different species.
C2 The specialist recommended a glandular treatment for the rare medical condition.
formal The patient was diagnosed with a glandular disorder affecting their thyroid.
informal I heard that glandular issues can really impact your energy levels.
slang My friend thinks he has some kind of glandular thing going on, but he's too stubborn to see a doctor.
figurative The company's marketing strategy had a glandular effect on their sales, boosting them significantly.
glandularized
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