ADREN-

Meaning of ADREN- in English

or adreno- combining form Etymology: adrenal adrenal glands , adrenaline

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ADREN- — combining form or adreno- Etymology: adrenal (I) 1. : adrenal glands adreno cortical adreno medullary adreno tropic : adrenal and …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ADREN- — var. of adreno- before a vowel: adrenergic.
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
ADREN- — or adreno- Etymology: adrenal 1. : adrenal glands adreno cortical 2. : adrenaline adren ergic
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
ADREN- — [adren-] or adreno- comb form [adrenal] 1: adrenal glands "adrenocortical" 2: adrenaline "adrenergic"
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ADREN — Variant: or adreno- Function: combining form Etymology: adrenal 1 : adrenal glands < adreno cortical> 2 : adrenaline < adren …
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ADRENO- — combining form see: adren-
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ADRENERGIC — adjective Etymology: adren- + -ergic Date: 1934 liberating, activated by, or involving adrenaline or a substance like adrenaline , resembling …
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ADRENO- — combining form see adren-
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ADRENOMEDULLARY — ə¦drēnō, -ren-ˌ adjective Etymology: adren- + medullary : relating to or derived from the medulla of the adrenal glands adrenomedullary …
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ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY — ̷ ̷ ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: adren- + leukodystrophy (herein) : a demyelinating disease of the …
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HYPOADRENIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at hypo- +əˈdrēnēə noun also hy·po·adre·nal·ism -nəˌlizəm ( -s ) Etymology: hypoadrenia from New Latin, from hypo- + adren- …
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ADRENOXINE — ˌadrəˈnäkˌsēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: adren- + ox- + -ine : a cardiac inhibitor formed by enzymatic oxidation of …
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ADRENOTROPHIC — ə|drēnō|träfik, -en-, -ōfik adjective or adre·no·trop·ic -äpik Etymology: adren- + -trophic or -tropic : adrenocorticotropic
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ADRENOSTERONE — ə|drēnōstə̇|rōn, -dren-; ˌadrəˈnästəˌr- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary adren- + -sterone (from steroid + -one ); originally …
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ADRENOLYTIC — ə|drēn ə l|id.ik, -en- adjective Etymology: adren- + -lytic : adrenaline-destroying — used of substances that check the release or …
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ADRENOGENITAL SYNDROME — ə|drēnō|jenəd. ə l-, -dren- noun Etymology: adren- + genital : cushing's disease
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ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC — əˈdrē(ˌ)nō|kȯrd.əkō|träpik, -e(ˌ)n- adjective or adre·no·cor·ti·co·troph·ic -räfik, -ōf- Etymology: adren- + cortico- + -trophic or -tropic : acting on or stimulating …
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ADRENOCORTICAL — ə|drēnō|kȯrd.ə̇kəl, -en- adjective also ad·re·nal·cor·ti·cal ə|drēn ə l|-, (ˈ)a|d- Etymology: adren- or adrenal (I) + cortical : of, belonging to, …
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ADRENOCHROME — əˈdrenəˌkrōm, -ēn- noun ( -s ) Etymology: adren- + -chrome : a red-colored mixture of quinones derived from epinephrine by …
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ADRENIN — əˈdrēnə̇n, -ren- noun or adre·nine “, əˈdreˌnēn ( -s ) Etymology: adren- + -in, -ine : epinephrine
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ADRENERGIC — |adrə|nərjik adjective Etymology: adren- + Greek ergon work + English -ic 1. of autonomic nerve fibers a. : liberating adrenaline …
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ADRENERGEN — əˈdrenərjən noun ( -s ) Etymology: adren- + -ergen (from Greek ergon work) — more at work : a drug …
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ADRENO- — a combining form representing adrenal or adrenaline in compound words: adrenocortical. Also, esp. before a vowel, adren- .
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
ADRENERGIC — /ad'reuh nerr"jik/ , adj. 1. of or like epinephrine in effect. 2. releasing epinephrine. 3. activated by epinephrine or any …
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ADRENO- — see adren-
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
ADRENERGIC — adjective Etymology: adren- + -ergic Date: 1934 1. : liberating, activated by, or involving adrenaline or a substance like adrenaline …
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NORADRENALINE — [nor.adren.a.line] also nor.adren.a.lin n (1932): norepinephrine
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ADRENERGIC — [ad.ren.er.gic] adj [adren- + ergic] (1934) 1: liberating or activated by adrenaline or a substance like adrenaline "an ~ nerve" …
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ADRENALINE — [adren.a.line] n (1901): epinephrine--often used in nontechnical contexts "the fans were jubilant, raucous, their ~ running high --W. P. Kinsella"
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ADRENALIN — [Adren.a.lin] trademark--used for a preparation of levorotatory epinephrine
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