dyssodia
- noun
- /dɪˈsoʊdiə/
- Specialized
- Treatment for dyssodia often involves addressing the underlying cause of the odor.
Examples
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Certain metabolic disorders can lead to dyssodia in affected individuals.
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She was diagnosed with dyssodia last year.
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The doctor diagnosed the patient with dyssodia after noticing a persistent odor.
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What is dyssodia?
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The doctor diagnosed the patient with dyssodia after noticing a persistent odor.
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Certain metabolic disorders can lead to dyssodia in affected individuals.
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Treatment for dyssodia often involves addressing the underlying cause of the odor.
Synonyms
A strong, very bad smell that makes people feel sick
Antonyms
How Odorous
Surface Forms
Morphology
dyssodia = dys + sodia
The sense corresponds to 'bad' (dys-) + a form referring to smell, so the idea 'bad smell' underlies the meaning, but the root element is not a recognizable English word for average learners.
Etymology
Dyssodia for the medical condition also comes from Greek parts dys- ('bad') and -odia ('smell'), so it literally means 'bad smell'. That's why the word is used for an unpleasant body odor.