blood clot

[bluhd klot] / ˈblʌd ˌklɒt /

NOUN

mass of thickened blood

Synonyms

WEAK

coagulum crassamentum embolism embolus grume thrombus

Example Sentences

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Another doctor discovered a significant blood clot running from the middle of her calf, all the way up near her belly.

From Los Angeles Times

I was visiting my daughter’s family there, and my doctor back home texted me that my out-of-the-blue swollen ankle might mean a blood clot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Risks for those with higher BMIs are related to anaesthetic effectiveness as well as wound healing, blood clots and infections.

From BBC

Those with a history of blood clots should have a discussion about the specifics of their condition to determine whether they are a good candidate, she says.

From The Wall Street Journal

But it may not be suitable for people who have a history of some cancers, blood clots and high blood pressure.

From BBC