Definition Synonyms
Definition of sebaceous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
oil-producingTECH. producing an oily secretion associated with hair folliclesTECH.
- Sebaceous glands are vital for healthy skin and hair..
2.
fat-likeTECH. relating to or resembling fat or greaseTECH.
- The sebaceous substance was slippery to touch..
Expressions with sebaceous
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small bump under skin filled with oily substance
The doctor removed a sebaceous cyst from her scalp.
skin gland secreting oily substance sebum
The sebaceous gland helps keep the skin moisturized.
Origin of sebaceous
Latin, sebaceus (tallow) + -ous (full of)
Terms with sebaceous included in their meaning
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medical
infection of the sebaceous gland of the eyelid
medical
infection of the eyelid's sebaceous gland
eye infection
infection of the eyelid's sebaceous gland
medical
sebaceous gland in eyelids secreting oils for lubrication
medical
congenital skin lesion involving sebaceous glands
medical
relating to hair follicles and sebaceous glands
Examples of sebaceous in a sentence
Sebaceous secretions help keep the skin moisturized. The sebaceous glands produce oil. His skin was covered in sebaceous cysts.
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- French:sébacé, gras, ...
- German:ölproduzierend, fettig, ...
- Italian:sebaceo, untuoso, ...
- Spanish:sebáceo, grasiento, ...
- Portuguese:sebáceo, ...
- Chinese:分泌油脂的, 脂肪样的, ...
- Japanese:皮脂腺の, 脂肪性, ...
- Arabic:دُهْنِيّ, شَحْمِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוּמָנִי, שָׁמְנִי, ...
- Russian:сальные, сальный, ...
- Ukrainian:сальні, жироподібний, ...
- Hindi:तैलीय, वसामय, ...
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