sequela
11sequela — /si kwee leuh/, n., pl. sequelae / lee/. Pathol. an abnormal condition resulting from a previous disease. [1785 95; < L sequela SEQUEL] * * * …
12sequela — noun /sɪˈkwiːlə/ a disease or condition which is caused by an earlier disease or problem , 1970: Complications: haematoma formation is a dangerous sequela of this operation, and careful drainage with polythene tubing was carried out. JG Ballard,… …
13Sequela — In feudal law the children of an unfree serf were not called familia or family but sequela, i.e. literally followers, with the sense of a brood or litter. In this sense of followers the word was also used for groups of mercenaries. Cf. Ruta …
14sequela — se•que•la [[t]sɪˈkwi lə[/t]] n. pl. lae ( lē). pat an abnormal condition resulting from a previous disease • Etymology: 1785–95; < L sequēla; see sequel …
15sequela — noun (plural sequelae) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, sequel Date: circa 1793 1. an aftereffect of disease, condition, or injury 2. a secondary result …
16sequela — A condition following as a consequence of a disease. [L. s., a sequel, fr. sequor, to follow] * * * se·quela si kwe lə n, pl se·quel·ae (.)lē a negative aftereffect <prevention of the post phlebitic sequelae (A. G. Sharf)> <the emotional …
17seqüela — se|qüe|la Mot Pla Nom femení …
18sequela — {{hw}}{{sequela}}{{/hw}}s. f. Serie di cose e fatti, spec. sgradevoli, che accadono uno di seguito all altro; SIN. Filza …
19sequela — pl.f. sequele …
20sequela — n. condition resulting from an earlier illness or disease (Medicine) …
