Pronunciation: /ˌlærɪŋɡoʊfəˈrɪndʒiəl/
adjective relating to or affecting both the larynx and the pharynx
A1 The doctor explained that the laryngopharyngeal area is located at the back of the throat.
A2 She was diagnosed with laryngopharyngeal reflux, which was causing her throat discomfort.
B1 Treatment for laryngopharyngeal disorders often involves lifestyle changes and medication.
B2 The specialist recommended speech therapy to address the laryngopharyngeal dysfunction.
C1 Research on laryngopharyngeal cancer has led to advancements in early detection methods.
C2 The surgeon successfully removed the laryngopharyngeal tumor during the operation.
formal The patient was diagnosed with laryngopharyngeal reflux, a condition that affects the throat and voice box.
informal My doctor said I have laryngopharyngeal issues, which is why my voice sounds hoarse.
slang I can't believe I have to deal with this laryngopharyngeal stuff, it's so annoying.
figurative The laryngopharyngeal barrier between them prevented them from communicating effectively.
laryngopharyngealized
laryngopharyngeals
more laryngopharyngeal
most laryngopharyngeal
laryngopharyngeals
will laryngopharyngeal
have laryngopharyngealed
is laryngopharyngealing
laryngopharyngeal
laryngopharyngeal
to laryngopharyngeal
laryngopharyngealing
laryngopharyngealed