| exanthema |
An eruption on the skin.
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| exacerbate |
To make more violent, bitter, or severe.
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| exacerbation |
An increase in the severity of a condition(s) or the patient's symptoms. Often a result of physical, chemical or emotional stress.
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| examination |
An inspection. In title, an inspection of the chain of title from the beginning of time to the present.
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| exacerbation |
The appearance of new symptoms or the aggravation of old ones (synonymous with attack, relapse, flare-up, or worsening), usually associated with inflammation and demyelination in the brain or spinal cord.
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| EXA | exasperate or irritate |
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| EXA | greatly annoyed |
| EXA | making worse |
| EXA | extremely annoying or displeasing |
| EXA | in an exasperating manner |
| EXA | actions that cause great irritation (or even anger) |
| EXA | an exasperated feeling of annoyance |
| EXA | occurring at or marking the close of a term of office |
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