Dyscrasia Definition
 dĭs-krāzhə, -zhē-ə 
    noun
  
 An abnormal imbalance in some part of the body, esp. in the blood.
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 dyscrasiasOrigin of Dyscrasia
-  Medieval Latin bad mixture, disease from Greek duskrāsiā dus- dys- krāsis mixing kerə- in Indo-European roots From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition 
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