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Definition of «diseased»

The term "diseased" refers to a condition in which an organism or part of the body is affected by a disorder, illness or abnormality. This can be caused by various factors such as genetics, environmental conditions, viruses, bacteria, or other pathogens. The disease may manifest itself through physical symptoms, changes in behavior or physiological functions. A diseased state is typically characterized by a decrease in the normal functioning of the affected organism and can often be treated or managed to improve the individual's health.

Usage examples

  1. Due to a diseased liver, the patient experienced a decline in overall health.
  2. The diseased tree had to be cut down to prevent the spread of infection to other nearby plants.
  3. He was diagnosed with a rare and incurable diseased condition that affected his muscle strength.
  4. The microbiologist examined the blood samples to identify any diseased cells or pathogens.
  5. The veterinarian treated the diseased cat for a respiratory infection.
  6. The farmers had to cull their diseased livestock to prevent the outbreak from spreading to the entire herd.
  7. The surgeon had to remove the diseased portion of the lung to halt the progression of the tumor.
  8. The arborist recommended regular pruning and maintenance to prevent trees from becoming diseased.
  9. A thorough cleaning and disinfecting process was carried out in the building to eliminate any diseased bacteria or viruses.
  10. The child was kept in isolation to avoid infecting others with his highly contagious and diseased condition.

Phrases with «diseased»

Sentences with «diseased»

  • Look at the enormous cost of diseases of environmental origin in children — which we've calculated at about $ 55 billion each year for the 4 million babies born in this country. (discovermagazine.com)
  • Overall, prevention through a healthy lifestyle and knowing the symptoms are key to reducing the rate of heart disease in women. (purebarre.com)
  • But they are treatments for diseases for which patients have few options. (discovermagazine.com)
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