rubeola
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Origin of rubeola
1Other words from rubeola
- ru·be·o·lar, adjective
- post·ru·be·o·lar, adjective
Words Nearby rubeola
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How to use rubeola in a sentence
Occupying quite a different position from the measles induced by reinfection from without are the so-called relapses of rubeola.
Monti has recorded ten cases of rubeola in children under two months of age.
Measles or rubeola is an exanthematous or eruptive contagious form of children's disease.
Valere Aude | Louis Dechmann
British Dictionary definitions for rubeola
/ (ruːˈbiːələ) /
Origin of rubeola
1Derived forms of rubeola
- rubeolar, adjective
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Scientific definitions for rubeola
[ rōō-bē′ə-lə, rōō′bē-ō′lə ]
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Cultural definitions for rubeola
[ (rooh-bee-uh-luh, rooh-bee-oh-luh) ]
See measles.
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