maculatory (Meaning)
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maculatory (a.)
Causing a spot or stain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maculatory
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maculatory Sentence Examples
- The maculatory degeneration had progressed rapidly, impairing the patient's central vision.
- The maculatory edema was caused by a blockage in the retinal blood vessels.
- The eye doctor detected maculatory holes in both of the patient's eyes.
- The laser treatment aimed to reduce the maculatory bleeding.
- The maculatory cyst appeared as a fluid-filled cavity in the retina.
- The patient's maculatory function was severely compromised, leading to difficulty reading and recognizing faces.
- The maculatory pigment protects the retina from harmful blue light.
- The clinician used a maculatory analyzer to assess the patient's retinal health.
- The maculatory scan revealed abnormalities indicative of an underlying eye disease.
- The maculatory ganglion cells are responsible for transmitting visual information to the brain.
FAQs About the word maculatory
Causing a spot or stain.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The maculatory degeneration had progressed rapidly, impairing the patient's central vision.
The maculatory edema was caused by a blockage in the retinal blood vessels.
The eye doctor detected maculatory holes in both of the patient's eyes.
The laser treatment aimed to reduce the maculatory bleeding.
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