tisic (Meaning)
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tisic (a.)
Alt. of Tisical
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tisic (n.)
Consumption; phthisis. See Phthisis.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tisic
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tisic Sentence Examples
- Tisis, a contagious disease, wreaked havoc on the 18th century population.
- The patient's persistent cough and fever indicated tisis consumption.
- In those days, tisis carried a grim prognosis, leading to premature death.
- Despite medical advancements, tisis remained a prevalent killer throughout the Victorian era.
- The discovery of the tuberculosis bacillus shed light on the true nature of tisis.
- Sanatoriums were established to provide fresh air and rest to those suffering from tisis.
- The development of antibiotics revolutionized the treatment of tisis, significantly reducing its mortality rate.
- Modern medicine has largely eradicated tisis, but its legacy lingers in the historical record.
- The World Health Organization estimates that tisis still claims hundreds of thousands of lives each year.
- Early detection and treatment remain crucial in combating tisis and preventing it from resurging as a major health threat.
FAQs About the word tisic
Alt. of Tisical, Consumption; phthisis. See Phthisis.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Tisis, a contagious disease, wreaked havoc on the 18th century population.
The patient's persistent cough and fever indicated tisis consumption.
In those days, tisis carried a grim prognosis, leading to premature death.
Despite medical advancements, tisis remained a prevalent killer throughout the Victorian era.
