remissive (Meaning)
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remissive (a.)
Remitting; forgiving; abating.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remissive
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remissive Sentence Examples
- The patient's remission from leukemia has lasted for over five years.
- The remissive phase of her bipolar disorder has brought her a sense of stability.
- The doctor was cautious about calling the patient's condition remissive due to the potential for relapse.
- The remissive periods for this type of cancer are often unpredictable.
- Despite remissive periods, the patient still experiences occasional flare-ups of symptoms.
- The remissive nature of the disease has allowed her to return to a relatively normal life.
- The treatment was successful in inducing a remissive state, but long-term monitoring is necessary.
- The patient's remissive episode has greatly improved their quality of life.
- While remissive, the patient continues to take medication to prevent recurrence.
- The remissive state of the patient's illness is a testament to the advances in modern medicine.
FAQs About the word remissive
Remitting; forgiving; abating.
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The patient's remission from leukemia has lasted for over five years.
The remissive phase of her bipolar disorder has brought her a sense of stability.
The doctor was cautious about calling the patient's condition remissive due to the potential for relapse.
The remissive periods for this type of cancer are often unpredictable.
