malignancy — the quality of being malignant; a cancerous tumor or disease
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality of being malignant; a cancerous tumor or disease
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈlɪɡnənsi/
Korean meaning: 악성의 성질; 악성 종양이나 질병
Korean pronunciation: 멀-리그-넌-시 (강세: 리그)
Example Sentences
- The biopsy revealed no signs of malignancy, much to everyone's relief.
- Dr. Smith specializes in detecting malignancy before it spreads.
- The malignancy of gossip can destroy friendships faster than any disease.
malignancy
NOUN//məˈlɪɡnənsi//
the quality of being malignant; a cancerous tumor or disease
Doctor reveals cancerous growth on X-ray
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Pregnancy brings life, malignancy shows a dangerous tendency
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라틴어 'malignus'(악한, 해로운)에서 유래하여, 'malignant'(악성의)에 추상명사 접미사 '-cy'가 붙어 형성된 단어입니다.
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“The biopsy revealed no signs of malignancy, much to everyone's relief.”
“Dr. Smith specializes in detecting malignancy before it spreads.”
“The malignancy of gossip can destroy friendships faster than any disease.”
“Modern technology has greatly improved our ability to identify malignancy early.”
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