catastaltic (Meaning)
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catastaltic (a.)
Checking evacuations through astringent or styptic qualities.
Synonyms & Antonyms of catastaltic
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catastaltic Sentence Examples
- The new drug was claimed to have a catastaltic effect on the progression of the disease.
- Researchers were intrigued by the catastaltic properties exhibited in their experimental compound.
- The study suggested that certain environmental factors could induce a catastaltic response in the organism.
- The team observed a catastaltic reaction in the lab mice following exposure to the toxin.
- Medical professionals were puzzled by the unexpected catastaltic outcome of the treatment.
- The patient's condition worsened despite the initial hopes for a catastaltic improvement.
- Scientists debated the underlying mechanisms responsible for the observed catastaltic phenomenon.
- The drug trial aimed to determine whether it could induce a catastaltic state in cancer cells.
- The unexpected discovery of the plant's catastaltic properties opened new avenues for research.
- Further investigation is needed to understand the long-term effects of the catastaltic agent on biological systems.
FAQs About the word catastaltic
Checking evacuations through astringent or styptic qualities.
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No antonyms found.
The new drug was claimed to have a catastaltic effect on the progression of the disease.
Researchers were intrigued by the catastaltic properties exhibited in their experimental compound.
The study suggested that certain environmental factors could induce a catastaltic response in the organism.
The team observed a catastaltic reaction in the lab mice following exposure to the toxin.
