Definition Synonyms
Definition of calcification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
metaphoricalstate of being rigid and unchanging
- The calcification of his views made discussion difficult.
2.
hardening processTECH. process where tissues become hard from calcium depositsTECH.
- Calcification can make arteries stiff and less flexible.
Origin of calcification
Latin, calx (lime) + facere (to make)
Terms with calcification included in their meaning
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biology
related to the process of calcification
medical
fine calcification in kidneys seen on radiology
medical
calcification of the eardrum and middle ear tissue
dental health
reduced calcification of tooth enamel causing dental issues
Examples of calcification in a sentence
Her calcification of habits was hard to break. Chest X-rays showed calcification in the lung tissue. Calcification of the tendons reduced her joint mobility.
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- French:calcification, ...
- German:Verkalkung, Kalzifizierung, ...
- Italian:calcificazione, ...
- Spanish:calcificación, ...
- Portuguese:calcificação, ...
- Chinese:僵化, 钙化, ...
- Japanese:硬直化, 石灰化, ...
- Arabic:جُمود, تَكَلُّس, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְקַשּׁוּת, הִסְתַּיְּדוּת, ...
- Russian:кальцификация, обызвествление, ...
- Ukrainian:закостенілість, кальцифікація, ...
- Hindi:जड़ता, कैल्शीकरण, ...
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