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Word

abrachia

Definition

n. a rare medical condition where a person is born without arms. It is a very specific and uncommon type of physical birth defect.

n. a rare congenital condition characterized by the complete absence of arms. Often used in medical literature to describe a specific anatomical anomaly.

Examples

“The doctor explained that abrachia is a very rare condition.”

“Medical researchers are studying abrachia to better understand how limb development is controlled in the womb.”

“While abrachia is exceptionally rare, it provides valuable insights into the genetic pathways responsible for the formation of upper limbs during embryonic development.”

Examples

simple

“The doctor explained that abrachia is a very rare condition.”

contextual

“Medical researchers are studying abrachia to better understand how limb development is controlled in the womb.”

complex

“While abrachia is exceptionally rare, it provides valuable insights into the genetic pathways responsible for the formation of upper limbs during embryonic development.”

Domain

Medicine

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Level
C2 · Proficiency
Frequency
Rare
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