ramollescence Antonyms
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Meaning of ramollescence
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ramollescence (n.)
A softening or mollifying.
ramollescence Sentence Examples
- The ramollescence of the brain tissue had caused the patient to suffer from severe memory loss.
- The fruit had reached a state of ramollescence, becoming soft and easily bruised.
- The ramollescence of the cheese made it spreadable, with a smooth and velvety texture.
- The effects of the disease had reduced his muscles to a state of ramollescence, leaving him unable to walk.
- The pathologist detected ramollescence in the heart tissue, indicating a severe infection.
- Theramollescence of the brain had impaired the patient's ability to make rational decisions.
- The surgery had left the patient's mind in a state of ramollescence, unable to recall recent events.
- The prolonged fever had caused ramollescence of the liver, a condition that could lead to liver failure.
- The old age of the tree had caused the wood to become ramollescent, making it susceptible to breakage.
- The patient's physical decline had resulted in a ramollescence of their muscles and joints, leaving them frail and immobile.
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A softening or mollifying.
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The ramollescence of the brain tissue had caused the patient to suffer from severe memory loss.
The fruit had reached a state of ramollescence, becoming soft and easily bruised.
The ramollescence of the cheese made it spreadable, with a smooth and velvety texture.
The effects of the disease had reduced his muscles to a state of ramollescence, leaving him unable to walk.
