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Definition of pathologically in English: pathologicallyadverb paθəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)liˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to pathology or disease. bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens Example sentencesExamples - Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose.
- Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically.
- If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading.
- They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma.
- Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening.
- Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism.
- They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer.
- Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries.
- The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood.
- Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations.
2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively. she was pathologically obsessed with her weight Example sentencesExamples - It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer.
- Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny.
- I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted.
- The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice.
- He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged.
- This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona.
- The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man.
- It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid.
- He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying.
- He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school.
Definition of pathologically in US English: pathologicallyadverbˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)liˌpaTHəˈläjək(ə)lē 1In a way that relates to pathology or disease. bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens Example sentencesExamples - They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma.
- They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer.
- Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically.
- Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose.
- If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading.
- The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood.
- Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations.
- Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism.
- Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening.
- Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries.
2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively. she was pathologically obsessed with her weight Example sentencesExamples - The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice.
- He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged.
- I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted.
- He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying.
- He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school.
- It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid.
- The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man.
- Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny.
- It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer.
- This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona.
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