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syn·drome
 syndrome
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- pronunciation:
- sIn
dr
 m
[or]
sIn
drom
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
a group or pattern of symptoms that together are indicative of a particular disease, disorder, or condition.
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| definition 2: |
a distinctive pattern, as of behavior, population distribution, or the like.
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| related words: |
complaint, condition |
adjective + (n.)syndrome
acquired,
acute,
battered,
behavioral,
broken,
cardiac,
carpal,
chronic,
clinical,
coronary,
deadly,
debilitating,
delayed,
delinquent,
false,
fetal,
fragile,
hemolytic,
hypoplastic,
immune,
inflammatory,
irritable,
leaky,
metabolic,
multiple,
mysterious,
obstructive,
organic,
parental,
post-traumatic,
premenstrual,
psychiatric,
pulmonary,
repetitive,
repressed,
respiratory,
restless,
severe,
shaken,
sick,
so-called,
somatic,
straight,
sudden,
sympathetic,
systemic,
thoracic,
toxic,
uraemic,
uremic,
viral
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verb + (n.)syndrome
acquire, afflict, associate, born, call, crush, diagnose, overcome, relieve, suffer, term, usher, withdraw
(n.)syndrome
+ verb
affect, cause, characterize, externalize, internalize, manifest, trigger
noun + (n.)syndrome
alcohol,
alienation,
allergy,
anomaly,
apnea,
baby,
backyard,
bowel,
brain,
cause,
compartment,
complaint,
complication,
crush,
cure,
death,
defect,
deficiency,
dependency,
diagnosis,
disability,
disease,
distress,
dysfunction,
fatigue,
fetus,
fever,
grouping,
gut,
illness,
incidence,
infant,
leg,
lupus,
malformation,
manifestation,
memory,
nest,
outlet,
pain,
palsy,
patient,
poppy,
proxy,
savant,
sclerosis,
shock,
sinus,
sleep,
slot,
southeast,
stress,
symptom,
transfusion,
trauma,
treatment,
tunnel,
victim,
withdrawal
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The word syndrome
contains the following part:
syn-
Greek
prefix
that means with, together with
  More about this word part:
The prefix " syn-
" occurs in Greek loanwords and attaches to Greek roots. It has several forms, as the final "n" sound in " syn-
" assimilates to the initial sound of the base to which it is attached. See its assimilated forms sym-, syl-, and sys-.
Example words:
photosynthesis, synaesthesia, synagogue, synapse, synapsis, synchromesh, synchronic, synchronize, synchronous, synchroscope, syncline, syncope, syncretism, syndic, syndicalism, syndicate, syndrome, synecdoche, syneresis, synergism, synergy, synesthesia, synod, synonym, synonymous, syntactics, syntax, synthesize, synthetic
- synonyms:
- com-
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