Pronunciation: /ˈlækrəməl/
noun a lachrymal bone, which is a small bone forming part of the eye socket
A1 I learned about the lachrymal glands in my science class.
A2 The doctor explained that tears are produced by the lachrymal ducts.
B1 She felt a burning sensation near her lachrymal sac.
B2 The ophthalmologist examined her lachrymal system for any abnormalities.
C1 The lachrymal apparatus plays a crucial role in maintaining eye health.
C2 The surgeon performed a delicate procedure on the patient's lachrymal structures.
adjective relating to or situated near the tear ducts or tear glands
A1 She wiped away her lachrymal tears with a tissue.
A2 The sad movie made her lachrymal glands produce tears.
B1 The doctor examined her lachrymal ducts for any blockages.
B2 The lachrymal system is responsible for producing tears to keep the eyes moist.
C1 The surgeon carefully operated on the patient's lachrymal apparatus.
C2 The ophthalmologist specializes in treating disorders of the lachrymal system.
formal The lachrymal glands are responsible for producing tears.
informal I sometimes feel a stinging sensation near my lachrymal ducts when I cry.
slang Her makeup was running because she forgot to wipe her lachrymal residue.
figurative The movie was so touching that it triggered my lachrymal reflex.
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