helminthic
- adjective
- /hɛlˈmɪnθɪk/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed a helminthic treatment for the patient's worm infection.
Examples
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Certain helminthic drugs are effective against intestinal parasites in both humans and animals.
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Researchers are developing new helminthic agents to combat resistant strains of parasitic worms.
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The helminthic treatment was successful in clearing the infection.
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Many helminthic drugs are effective against intestinal parasites.
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Certain helminthic drugs effectively eliminate intestinal parasites that can harm both humans and animals.
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Researchers are working on innovative helminthic agents to tackle drug-resistant strains of parasitic worms.
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The doctor recommended a specific helminthic medication to treat the patient's severe worm infection.
Synonyms
Being able to remove worms from the intestines
Able to kill or remove worms from the intestines
Able to kill worms and tiny animals that live on or inside people and animals
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word helminthic comes from an old Greek root helmins 'worm', and it is used for drugs or agents that kill or remove worms from the body.