cancroid
ˈkæŋkrɔɪd
Definition

Definition of cancroid - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medicalDateddisease that resembles cancerDated
  • The patient was diagnosed with a cancroid.
neoplasm

Adjective

1.
pathologyDatedhaving features of malignant tissue, or connected with such diseaseDated
  • The report described a cancroid change in the biopsy sample.
2.
zoologyDatedresembling a crab in appearance or formDated
  • The cancroid shape of the creature was fascinating.
crablike
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Origin of cancroid

Greek, karkinos (crab) + eidos (form)

Examples of cancroid in a sentence

  • Researchers are studying the progression of cancroid.
  • The scan revealed cancroid lesions along the intestinal wall.
  • Her dermatologist monitored a small, cancroid patch on the patient’s arm.
  • The cancroid design of the sculpture intrigued the visitors.
  • Biologists studied the cancroid features of the new species.

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  1. French:cancroïde, cancéreux, ...
  2. German:Krebsgeschwür, kanzerös, ...
  3. Italian:cancroide, canceroso, ...
  4. Spanish:cancroide, cancroso, ...
  5. Portuguese:cancroide, canceroso, ...
  6. Chinese:类癌, 癌样的, ...
  7. Japanese:類癌, 癌性の, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرَض يُشْبِه السَّرَطَان, سَرَطانِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַנְקְרוֹאִיד, סַרְטָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:раковидное заболевание, раковый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:канкроїд, злоякісний, ...
  12. Hindi:कैंक्रॉइड, कैंसर-सदृश, ...

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