sanious
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9.9
Containing a thin, bloody fluid from a wound that smells bad
- adjective
- /ˈseɪniəs/
- NSFW
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sanguinolento
- The doctor noted a persistent sanious discharge around the edges of the ulcer.
Examples
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The wound produced a sanious fluid that required frequent cleaning.
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The sanious discharge from the wound was alarming.
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A sanious exudate is often a sign of serious infection in surgical wounds.
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After the injury, he noticed a sanious fluid leaking.
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The doctor noted a persistent sanious discharge around the edges of the ulcer.
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A sanious exudate is often a sign of serious infection in surgical wounds.
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The wound produced a sanious fluid that required frequent cleaning.
Synonyms
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9.9
A thin liquid with a bad smell that comes from a wound
is bloodier and more serous rather than mainly watery
How Bloody
Surface Forms
sanious positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word sanious comes from the old word sanies, which means 'a thin, bloody fluid' that comes from a wound. So, something sanious is a discharge that looks like 'blood and pus', often a sign of infection.