What is another word for diagnostic?
Pronunciation:
[ dˌa͡ɪəɡnˈɒstɪk], [ dˌaɪəɡnˈɒstɪk], [ d_ˌaɪ_ə_ɡ_n_ˈɒ_s_t_ɪ_k]
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Similar words for diagnostic:
- analytic/analytical (adjective)
- analytical (adjective)
- characteristic (adjective)
- critical (adjective)
- demonstrative (adjective)
- designative (adjective)
- distinctive (adjective)
- indicative (adjective)
- indicatory (adjective)
- individual (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overcritical (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- critic (noun)
- diagnostic (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Diagnostic:
adj.
• analytic/analytical (adjective)- in-quiring,
- most problem solving,
- dis crete,
- dis-crete,
- most problem-solving,
- more precise,
- problemsolving,
- most dissecting,
- more problem solving,
- more questioning,
- in quiring,
- more valid,
- more testing,
- more reasonable,
- more thorough,
- well grounded,
- most problemsolving,
- de tailed,
- more problem-solving,
- problem solving,
- wellgrounded,
- more dissecting,
- more problemsolving,
- most thorough,
- most testing,
- most questioning,
- de-tailed.
- most special,
- in born,
- more differentiating,
- dis criminating,
- dis criminative,
- dis-criminating,
- most inbred,
- in-grained,
- in grained,
- re presentative,
- most differentiating,
- re-gular,
- dis-criminative,
- re gular,
- more individualizing,
- in bred,
- most individualizing,
- more inbred,
- re-presentative,
- in-born,
- in-bred.
- ex-press,
- de finite,
- in divisible,
- re-served,
- in-dividual,
- in-divisible,
- more personalized,
- most unitary,
- in dividual,
- more unitary,
- most personalized,
- un usual,
- un-usual,
- re served,
- de-finite,
- ex press.
n.
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•
- fact-finding,
- searcher,
- under the microscope,
- searching,
- analytical,
- microscopic,
- probing,
- for future reference.
Other synonyms:
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•
- syndrome.
- diagnose,
- appropriate,
- discriminative,
- exceptional,
- diagnosis,
- Signifying,
- classic,
- ideographic,
- constructive,
- specific,
- contrastive,
- esoteric,
- analysis,
- Pathognomonic,
- trait,
- naming,
- particularity,
- identification,
- Pantomimic,
- essay,
- criterion,
- audition,
- diagnostically,
- special,
- identifying,
- armorial,
- implicative,
- emblematic,
- Individuating,
- probation,
- differential,
- Definitional,
- exclusive,
- distinguishing mark,
- significative,
- representative,
- semantic,
- manifestation,
- appointment,
- Hermeneutic,
- lineament,
- Differencing,
- symbolical,
- property,
- typical,
- Experimentum crucis,
- examination,
- distinction,
- investigative,
- descriptive,
- designation,
- Tropological,
- detector,
- several,
- diacritical,
- footprint,
- Characterizing,
- Semeiological,
- denomination,
- sample,
- Individualizing,
- overcritical,
- measure,
- particular,
- probe,
- partial,
- differentiative,
- separative,
- meaningful,
- proof,
- character,
- semiotic,
- trial,
- especial,
- denotative,
- certain,
- proper,
- litmus test,
- recognition memory,
- disease,
- crucial test,
- idiomatic,
- figural,
- quiz,
- significant,
- investigation,
- affliction,
- fingerprint,
- Exhibitive,
- Indicating,
- symptom,
- peculiarity,
- stamp,
- connotative,
- metaphorical,
- endemic,
- different,
- mark,
- note,
- connoisseur,
- party,
- cloven hoof,
- hallmark,
- demonstration,
- idiosyncratic,
- Denominative,
- divining rod,
- exponential,
- designative,
- respective,
- determinate,
- footfall,
- feature,
- interpretive,
- prognostic,
- assay,
- differentia,
- complex,
- Symbolistic,
- suggestive,
- verification,
- demonstrative,
- definite,
- figurative,
- attribute,
- attribution,
- evidence,
- private,
- voiceprint,
- original,
- test,
- Signalizing,
- discriminating,
- Symbological,
- acid test,
- experiment,
- symbolic,
- Constructional,
- Personalizing,
- confirmation,
- exegetic.
How to use "Diagnostic" in context?
The word "diagnostic" means "the act of determining the cause or nature of a disease or complaint." A diagnosis is typically made after a patient has been seen by a doctor and has exhibited specific symptoms. Different cancers have different diagnostic tests that must be performed in order to make an accurate diagnosis. Often, imaging tests such as X-rays and CT scans are necessary in order to identify the cancerous cells and track their progress. A doctor may also order blood tests and other tests to rule out other possible causes of the symptoms. After making a diagnosis, the doctor will recommend a treatment plan that is most appropriate for the individual patient.
Paraphrases for Diagnostic:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Verb, past tense
diagnosis.
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Verb, past tense
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Independent
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Adjective
characteristic, clinical, diagnose, medical.
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Noun, plural
Patients, doctors, codes, professionals, examinations, MINES.
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Verb, past tense
diagnosed.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
Diagnoses.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
diagnosing, diagnosis, diagnostics, screening.
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Proper noun, singular
diagnosing, diagnosis, diagnostics, Diagnoses.
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Noun, plural
diagnostics, Tests.
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Noun, singular or mass
diagnosing, diagnosis, screening.
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Adjective
Homophones for Diagnostic:
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