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condition

Definition for condition

noun as in physical shape, fitness

noun as in illness

verb as in adapt, prepare

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Example Sentences

“Planet Earth is in critical condition,” said leading climate scientist Johan Rockström, another signatory.

From BBC

They and the physician plaintiffs seek to establish that Idaho’s law allows an abortion whenever a patient has a physical medical condition or complication that makes it unsafe to continue a pregnancy, has a condition exacerbated by pregnancy that can’t otherwise be easily treated, or is told about a fetal condition that is likely to be fatal after birth.

From Slate

Adkins builds on a line of cases involving women like Kate Cox, a Texas woman who traveled out of state to seek an abortion after receiving a diagnosis of trisomy 18, a fetal condition that is usually fatal; and Amanda Zurawski, also from Texas, who suffered the preterm rupture of membranes, a condition that led to a severe infection that almost killed her.

From Slate

Kayla Smith, another plaintiff, learned at a 19-week scan that her child had an inoperable and likely fatal heart condition.

From Slate

Mr Findlay said to Mrs Macdonald that her husband thought his back condition had been made worse by the osteopath.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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