ulcerated

/'ʌlsəreitid/ Cách viết khác : (ulcered) /'ʌlsə:d/
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ulcerated

The veterinarian examines the ulcerated paw of a small dog.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Affected with an ulcer: Describes tissue, skin, or an organ that has developed an open, often painful, sore or lesion.
    • Characterized by the formation of ulcers: Pertaining to a condition or process where ulcers are present or are forming.
Usage
  • The term "ulcerated" is primarily used in medical and clinical contexts to describe a pathological state. It functions as a descriptive adjective, often modifying nouns like "tissue," "skin," "area," "wound," or "lesion."
  • It describes the result of a process (ulceration) and indicates a non-healthy, damaged state.
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The patient presented with a severely ulcerated lesion on the lower leg.
    • An ulcerated stomach lining can cause significant pain and bleeding.
    • The wound failed to heal and became ulcerated.
Advanced Usage
  • "to become ulcerated": This phrase describes the process of developing an ulcer.
    • Without proper treatment, the inflamed area may become ulcerated.
  • Used figuratively (though less common) to describe something that is deeply corrupted or festering, akin to a physical ulcer.
    • The scandal was an ulcerated wound on the company's reputation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Ulcerate (verb): To develop or cause to develop an ulcer.
    • The acid began to ulcerate the stomach lining.
  • Ulceration (noun): The process of forming an ulcer, or the ulcer itself.
    • The ulceration was caused by constant pressure.
  • Ulcerative (adjective): Tending to cause or characterized by ulcers.
    • She was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis.
Synonyms
  • Cankerous: Affected with or resembling a canker (an ulceration, especially in the mouth).
  • Suppurating: Discharging pus; festering (often a characteristic of an ulcerated wound).
  • Necrotic: Involving the death of living tissue (which can be a feature of severe ulceration).
Antonyms
  • Healthy: In a state of good health; not diseased.
  • Intact: Undamaged; whole.
  • Healed: Having recovered from a wound or ulcer.
ulcerated

The veterinarian examines the ulcerated paw of a small dog.

Adjective
  1. having an ulcer or canker

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