cicatrix

/'sikətris/ Cách viết khác : (cicatrix) /'sikətriks/
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cicatrix

A small, pale cicatrix is visible on the child's knee.

Definition

Noun: A mark, typically on the skin, that remains after a wound, sore, or other injury has healed; a scar. In botany, it can also refer to a mark on a plant, such as a leaf scar.

Examples
  • The surgeon's precise work left only a faint cicatrix on the patient's abdomen.
  • After the burn healed, a smooth, pale cicatrix was visible on her arm.
  • The botanist pointed out the cicatrix on the stem where the old leaf had been attached.
Advanced Usage
  • Psychological or figurative use: The term can be used metaphorically to describe a lasting emotional or psychological mark from a past trauma.
    • The war left not just physical ruins but a deep cicatrix on the nation's collective memory.
Variants and Related Words
  • Cicatrice (noun): An alternative, less common singular form.
  • Cicatrices (noun): The plural form of "cicatrix."
  • Cicatricial (adjective): Relating to or resembling a scar.
    • The patient developed cicatricial alopecia, a condition causing permanent hair loss due to scarring.
Synonyms
  • Scar
  • Mark
  • Blemish (when referring to a minor or superficial mark)
Antonyms
  • Flawlessness
  • Perfection (in the context of unmarked skin or surface)
cicatrix

A small, pale cicatrix is visible on the child's knee.

Noun
  1. a mark left (usually on the skin) by the healing of injured tissue

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