nosebleed
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Definition
Noun: * Bleeding from the nose: A condition where blood flows from one or both nostrils, typically caused by a broken blood vessel in the nasal lining.
Usage
The word "nosebleed" is a countable noun. It is most commonly used to describe the event or instance of bleeding itself. * It is often used with verbs like have, get, or give (someone) a. * It can be modified by adjectives like bad, severe, minor, or frequent.
Examples
- Noun:
- The dry air in the airplane gave me a nosebleed.
- She had a bad nosebleed after being hit by the ball.
- If you get a nosebleed, tilt your head forward slightly and pinch your nostrils.
Advanced Usage
- "To have a nosebleed" is the standard phrase for experiencing this condition.
- He has a nosebleed whenever the weather is very dry.
- "To give someone a nosebleed" can be literal (causing the bleeding) or, informally, hyperbolic (referring to something extremely exciting or intense).
- (Literal) That punch gave him a nosebleed.
- (Informal/Hyperbolic) The concert was so loud it gave me a nosebleed!
Variants and Related Words
- Epistaxis (noun): The formal medical term for a nosebleed.
- The patient was admitted for treatment of severe epistaxis.
Synonyms
- Nasal hemorrhage (noun): A more clinical synonym for bleeding from the nose.
Noun
- bleeding from the nose