Pronunciation: /tuːˈbɜːrkjʊlər/
adjective relating to or affected by tuberculosis
A1 She was diagnosed with a tubercular infection and had to start treatment immediately.
A2 The doctor prescribed antibiotics to treat the tubercular disease.
B1 Tubercular patients need to follow a strict medication regimen to fully recover.
B2 The hospital has a dedicated ward for tubercular patients to prevent the spread of the disease.
C1 Research has shown a correlation between smoking and an increased risk of developing tubercular infections.
C2 The government has implemented measures to control the spread of tubercular diseases in high-risk communities.
formal The patient was diagnosed with tubercular infection and was immediately put on a treatment plan.
informal My grandfather used to tell stories about the old days when people still feared tubercular diseases.
slang I heard that guy is tubercular, so make sure to wash your hands after shaking his hand.
figurative The company's financial situation was described as tubercular, with profits steadily declining.
tuberculated
tuberculars
more tubercular
most tubercular
tuberculates
will tuberculate
has tuberculated
is tuberculating
tubercular
tubercular
to tuberculate
tuberculating
tuberculating