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initis

[ ĭ-nī′tĭs ]

n.

Inflammation of fibrous tissue.
myositis

Nearby words

  1. initiation,
  2. initiation factor,
  3. initiative,
  4. initiator,
  5. initiatory,
  6. inject,
  7. inject.,
  8. injectable,
  9. injectant,
  10. injected
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Examples from the Web for initis

  • The preorbital and interorbital regions in initis are relatively smaller in comparison also with arctica.

    American Weasels|E. Raymond Hall

  • From salva, initis differs in that skulls of males average larger in every measurement taken, being 41 per cent heavier.

    American Weasels|E. Raymond Hall

  • In relation to the basilar length, the interorbital and preorbital parts of the skull are much less in initis.

    American Weasels|E. Raymond Hall

  • Comparisons with initis and celenda are made in the accounts of those subspecies.

    American Weasels|E. Raymond Hall