ingrowing (Meaning)
Wordnet
ingrowing (s)
growing abnormally into the flesh
Webster
ingrowing (a.)
Growing or appearing to grow into some other substance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ingrowing
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ingrowing Sentence Examples
- The ingrowing toenail caused him excruciating pain, forcing him to limp.
- She struggled to remove the ingrowing hair, as it had become deeply embedded in her skin.
- The ingrowing wisdom tooth pressed against her cheek, causing throbbing discomfort.
- The doctor warned her that the ingrowing cyst could become infected if not treated promptly.
- The horse suffered from an ingrowing hoof, which hindered its mobility.
- The ingrowing splinter was barely visible, but it caused constant irritation.
- She covered the ingrowing pimple with a bandage to prevent further infection.
- The ingrowing scar tissue made it difficult for him to move his injured arm.
- The ingrowing tree branch threatened to damage the power lines.
- The patient was advised to soak their ingrowing wart in warm water several times a day.
FAQs About the word ingrowing
growing abnormally into the fleshGrowing or appearing to grow into some other substance.
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The ingrowing toenail caused him excruciating pain, forcing him to limp.
She struggled to remove the ingrowing hair, as it had become deeply embedded in her skin.
The ingrowing wisdom tooth pressed against her cheek, causing throbbing discomfort.
The doctor warned her that the ingrowing cyst could become infected if not treated promptly.
