tumefying (Meaning)

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tumefying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Tumefy

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The insect bite tumefied alarmingly, causing intense pain and swelling.
The inflamed tissue tumefied rapidly, restricting movement and causing discomfort.
The tumor was large and tumefying, putting pressure on nearby structures.
After the surgery, the incision began to tumefy significantly, raising concerns about infection.
The skin around the wound tumefied and turned a deep red, indicating severe inflammation.
The allergic reaction caused the patient's throat to tumefy, making it difficult to breathe.
The hematoma tumefied and discolored, requiring medical intervention to prevent further damage.
The injured knee was tumefying and throbbing, suggesting a ligament or muscle tear.
The tumefying of the lymph nodes indicated the possibility of an underlying infection.
The tumefied abdomen was a sign of fluid accumulation and required immediate medical attention.

of Tumefy

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The insect bite tumefied alarmingly, causing intense pain and swelling.

The inflamed tissue tumefied rapidly, restricting movement and causing discomfort.

The tumor was large and tumefying, putting pressure on nearby structures.

After the surgery, the incision began to tumefy significantly, raising concerns about infection.