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adiposeness

adiposeness

9.9
A condition of having too much body fat
  • noun
  • /ˌædɪˈpoʊsənəs/
  • Specialized
translation icon : adiposidad
  • Several studies have linked high adiposeness to increased risk of heart disease.

Examples

  • The doctor warned that increased adiposeness could lead to health complications.

  • Diet and exercise are important in controlling adiposeness and maintaining overall health.

  • The patient's adiposeness was a concern for the doctor.

  • His adiposeness increased after a year of sedentary lifestyle.

  • Regular physical activity can help reduce adiposeness and improve overall well-being.

  • The nutritionist emphasized the role of a balanced diet in managing adiposeness effectively.

  • Excessive adiposeness can lead to various health issues, including diabetes and hypertension.

Synonyms

fatness
vsadiposeness
6 1.0

A state of having too much body weight

is a general condition of containing that tissue without the excess focus
adiposity
vsadiposeness
  • Specialized
1 9.1

How much body fat a person has that affects their health

is the general condition of containing that tissue rather than a measure
fattiness
vsadiposeness
1 4.1

The quality of having a large amount of fat

is the broader state of containing that tissue not only its level

How Fat

obesity
146 3.9
overweight
146 2.2
adiposeness
  • Specialized
9.9
fat body
1 2.8
leanness
1 3.4

Surface Forms

adiposeness singular
adiposenesses plural

Morphology

adiposeness = adipose (transparent) = adipose + ness

The noun is formed directly from the adjective 'adipose' with the regular noun-forming suffix '-ness'.

Etymology

Adiposeness comes from adipose, a word that originally meant 'fat'. So, adiposeness means the state of having fat in the body and is used to talk about how much body fat someone has.