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myalgic

myalgic

1 9.9
Pain in the muscles that can last a long time
  • adjective
  • /maɪˈæl.dʒɪk/
  • Specialized
: mialgico
  • She felt myalgic after her intense workout.

Examples

  • Researchers are studying new ways to manage myalgic pain in fibromyalgia.

  • The patient reported myalgic symptoms after the intense workout.

  • Chronic myalgic conditions can significantly impact quality of life.

  • The myalgic symptoms persisted for weeks.

  • Chronic fatigue syndrome is often associated with myalgic pain throughout the body.

  • After the intense workout, he experienced myalgic discomfort that made it difficult to move.

  • Many patients report myalgic symptoms that significantly affect their daily activities.

Antonyms

488 1.0

Not feeling pain or physical discomfort

42 1.0

Not causing physical hurt or emotional upset

How Painful

excruciating
52 7.9
painful
670 1.0
myalgic
  • Specialized
1 9.9
achy
11 3.0
painless
42 1.0

Surface Forms

myalgic positive

Morphology

myalgic = myalgia (semi-transparent) = myalgia + ic

Formed by the medical noun 'myalgia' plus the adjective-forming suffix '-ic'; the medical combining form is technical and may not be obvious to B1 learners.

Etymology

The word myalgic comes from the Greek parts myo- 'muscle' and -algic 'pain'. So, myalgic describes having 'muscle pain', a medical way to say a 'muscle ache'.