anatomical
anatomical
Definition
ana·tomi·cal (an′ə täm′i kəl)
an′a·tom′i·cally adverb
anatomical
Usage Examples
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- incorporate: These shoes feature a full grain leather upper, and incorporate a full leather anatomical TNT antibacterial sock.
Modifies a noun
- dissection: A comprehensive lab manual of anatomical dissection referenced to current editions of major medical atlases!
- abnormality: This sea slug has a strange anatomical abnormality - it has no anus.
- atlas: Several such anatomical atlases have been developed [ 19 ] , but these tend to be developed from as little as one subject brain.
- correlate: Neurological soft signs and their anatomical correlates in healthy individuals.
- specimen: The anatomical specimens available for teaching at the Hunterian Museum drew medical students to Glasgow in large numbers.
- landmark: DISCUSSION The neck is divided into three zones using anatomical landmarks.
Modifying Another Word
- purely: Foster's interest, whether it is in the human figure or in animals lies more in personality than the purely anatomical.
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