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| Explanation of speech (noun) form plural: speeches vocalization; a formal talk given in public
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| Explanation of radiotherapy (noun) form plural: radiotherapies treatment of diseased areas by exposing them to gamma rays or X-rays
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| Explanation of dehydrogenation (noun) form plural: dehydrogenations the removal of hydrogen from a molecule
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| Explanation of fibrosis (noun) abnormal skin tissue growth
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| Explanation of chromatin (noun) form: no plural nucleic substance that condenses to make chromosomes during mitosis
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| Explanation of mitochondrion (noun) form plural: mitochondria cytoplasmic structure where ATP (energy) is made
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| Explanation of urination problems (noun) form: only plural difficulties with micturition
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| Explanation of aggravate (verb) forms: aggravated; aggravated; aggravating to make worse; to worsen
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| Explanation of enteric (adjective) refers to the intestine
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| Explanation of chronic (adjective) forms: more chronic; most chronic; the most chronic lasts a long time; persistent
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