chancroidal
- adjective
- /ˌʃæŋˈkrɔɪdəl/
- Specialized
- The patient presented with chancroidal ulcers that required immediate treatment.
Examples
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Symptoms of chancroidal ulcers can be quite painful.
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Chancroidal infections are less common in developed countries but still occur in certain regions.
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He wrote a scientific article describing the characteristics of chancroidal lesions.
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The doctor diagnosed her with a chancroidal infection.
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The patient presented with chancroidal ulcers that required immediate treatment.
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He wrote a scientific article describing the characteristics of chancroidal lesions.
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Symptoms of chancroidal ulcers can be quite painful.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word chancroidal comes from chancre, an old word meaning 'sore', and the ending -oid, which means 'like'. So chancroidal describes something like or relating to a chancroid, which is a kind of infectious sore on the genitals.