dermal
8
6.0
- adjective
- /ˈdɜrməl/
- Specialized
:
dermal
- The discoloration suggests skin invasion, perhaps into the dermal lymphatics, and the arm swelling, lymphoedema.
- dermal exposure
- dermal matrix
- dermal contact
We have some dermal snail collagen essence mask.
- We have some dermal snail collagen essence mask.
Examples
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BACKGROUND: Children are exposed to pesticides from many sources and routes, including dietary and incidental ingestion, dermal absorption, and inhalation.
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Additionally, a hand-sampling method was used that involved direct dermal contact with the indoor floor surface.
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And those were via air, via food and via drinking water or by dermal uptake through the skin.
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A major concern was dermal contact with sand, although ingestion of sand was also considered.
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However, our patient's dermal metastases may prevent complete sensation recovery.
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Of the 135 patients with documented skin symptoms, 39 percent were diagnosed with dermal burns.
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The dermatologist specialized in dermal treatments for various skin conditions.
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Using a dermal moisturizer can help keep your skin hydrated and healthy.
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The skin's dermal layer contains connective tissues that support its structure.
Synonyms
3
7.3
Affecting the skin, for example a rash or sore
1
9.9
About the skin or things that affect it
1
9.9
Relating to the skin or outer body covering that protects a living thing
Relating to the deep layer of skin under the outer layer
Relating to an outer covering like skin or a membrane in animals and plants
How Deep
- Specialized
1
6.5
- Specialized
4
6.1
- Specialized
8
6.0
- Specialized
7
6.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dermal comes from the Greek root derma, which means 'skin' and appears in words like dermatology and dermis. So dermal simply means 'relating to the skin'.