Pronunciation: /mækroʊˈsɛfəli/
noun a medical condition in which the circumference of the head is larger than average
A1 Macrocephaly is a condition where a person has an abnormally large head.
A2 The doctor diagnosed the baby with macrocephaly due to the size of his head.
B1 Children with macrocephaly may require special accommodations in school.
B2 The geneticist explained that macrocephaly can be caused by various underlying factors.
C1 Research on macrocephaly has led to advancements in understanding brain development.
C2 The neurologist specializes in treating patients with rare conditions such as macrocephaly.
formal Macrocephaly is a medical condition characterized by an abnormally large head size.
informal I heard that baby has macrocephaly, that's why his head looks bigger than usual.
slang Dude, have you seen his macrocephaly? It's like a watermelon!
figurative His macrocephaly in the business world refers to his ability to think big and come up with innovative ideas.
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