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Morbidity

Morbidity Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Morbidity? [n] the quality of being unhealthful and generally bad for you [n] the relative incidence of a particular disease [n] the ratio of deaths in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 per year Synonyms \| Synonyms for Morbidity: death rate \| deathrate \| fatality rate \| morbidness \| mortality \| mortality rate \| unwholesomeness Related Terms \| Find terms related to Morbidity: abnormality \| acute disease \| affection \| affliction \| ailment \| allergic disease \| allergy \| atrophy \| bacterial disease \| birth defect \| blight \| cachexia \| cachexy \| cardiovascular disease \| chronic disease \| chronic ill health \| circulatory disease \| complaint \| complication \| condition \| congenital defect \| debilitation \| debility \| decrepitude \| defect \| deficiency disease \| deformity \| degenerative disease \| delicacy \| delicate health \| disability \| disease \| disorder \| distemper \| endemic \| endemic disease \| endocrine disease \| enervation \| epidemic disease \| exhaustion \| feebleness \| fragility \| frailty \| functional disease \| fungus disease \| gastrointestinal disease \| genetic disease \| handicap \| healthlessness \| hereditary disease \| hypochondria \| hypochondriasis \| iatrogenic disease \| ill health \| illness \| indisposition \| infectious disease \| infirmity \| invalidism \| invalidity \| languishing \| languishment \| malady \| malaise \| morbidness \| morbus \| muscular disease \| neurological disease \| nutritional disease \| occupational disease \| organic disease \| pandemic disease \| pathological condition \| pathology \| peakedness \| plant disease \| poor health \| protozoan disease \| psychosomatic disease \| respiratory disease \| rockiness \| secondary disease \| seediness \| sickishness \| sickliness \| sickness \| signs \| symptomatology \| symptomology \| symptoms \| syndrome \| the pip \| unhealthiness \| unsoundness \| unwholesomeness \| urogenital disease \| valetudinarianism \| virus disease \| wasting \| wasting disease \| weakliness \| worm disease See Also \| deadliness \| harmfulness \| incidence \| infant deathrate \| infant mortality \| infant mortality rate \| jejuneness \| jejunity \| lethality \| neonatal mortality \| neonatal mortality rate \| noisomeness \| noxiousness \| perniciousness \| putrescence \| quality \| rate \| relative incidence \| rottenness \| toxicity \| unhealthfulness Morbidity In Webster's Dictionary \Morbid"ity\, n. 1. The quality or state of being morbid. 2. Morbid quality; disease; sickness. --C. Kingsley. 3. Amount of disease; sick rate.

Morbidity Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Morbidity?

[n] the quality of being unhealthful and generally bad for you
[n] the relative incidence of a particular disease
[n] the ratio of deaths in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 per year

Morbidity In Webster's Dictionary

\Mor*bid"i*ty\, n.
The quality or state of being morbid.

Morbid quality; disease; sickness. --C. Kingsley.

Amount of disease; sick rate.

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