What is another word for Ulcered?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌlsəd], [ ˈʌlsəd], [ ˈʌ_l_s_ə_d]
Synonyms for Ulcered:
Other relevant words:
- abuse ,
- accumulate ,
- acerbate ,
- adulterate ,
- afflictive ,
- age ,
- alloy ,
- amass ,
- animalise ,
- animalize ,
- annoy ,
- annoyance ,
- assemble ,
- bacchanal ,
- bacchanalia ,
- bane ,
- bankrupt ,
- bestialise ,
- bestialize ,
- bile ,
- bitterness ,
- bleb ,
- blot ,
- bother ,
- brand ,
- break ,
- breakdown ,
- bring down ,
- brutalise ,
- brutalize ,
- bulla ,
- buncombe ,
- bunk ,
- bunkum ,
- canker sore ,
- cankerous ,
- cast down ,
- cheekiness ,
- collect ,
- conglomerate ,
- consume ,
- contaminate ,
- convolute ,
- corrode ,
- corrupt ,
- crumble ,
- crust ,
- cumulate ,
- curse ,
- debase ,
- debauch ,
- debauchery ,
- decline ,
- decompose ,
- decomposition ,
- defile ,
- deflower ,
- degenerate ,
- deject ,
- demolish ,
- demoralise ,
- demoralize ,
- deplete ,
- deprave ,
- depress ,
- desolate ,
- destroy ,
- devastate ,
- deviant ,
- deviate ,
- devil ,
- devour ,
- dilapidate ,
- dilapidation ,
- dilute ,
- dirt ,
- discoloration ,
- discolouration ,
- disintegrate ,
- disintegration ,
- dismay ,
- dispirit ,
- down ,
- downfall ,
- drunken revelry ,
- eat ,
- eat into ,
- eat up ,
- embitter ,
- envenom ,
- exacerbate ,
- exasperate ,
- excoriate ,
- exhaust ,
- fester ,
- filth ,
- flagellate ,
- flagellum ,
- foregather ,
- forgather ,
- foul ,
- fray ,
- freshness ,
- fret ,
- gain ,
- garner ,
- gathering ,
- get at ,
- get down ,
- get on ,
- get to ,
- get together ,
- go through ,
- grate ,
- gravel ,
- grease ,
- grime ,
- grow ,
- grunge ,
- guff ,
- have ,
- hogwash ,
- huffy ,
- impair ,
- impertinence ,
- impose ,
- impudence ,
- inflict ,
- ingest ,
- insolence ,
- invalidate ,
- irritate ,
- lay waste to ,
- laying waste ,
- load ,
- maculate ,
- mad ,
- mar ,
- mark ,
- mature ,
- meet ,
- misdirect ,
- misuse ,
- molder ,
- moulder ,
- nark ,
- nemesis ,
- nettle ,
- orgy ,
- painful ,
- pervert ,
- pestilence ,
- pile up ,
- poached ,
- poison ,
- poisonous substance ,
- pollute ,
- profane ,
- pucker ,
- pull together ,
- putrefaction ,
- radioactive decay ,
- rag ,
- rancor ,
- rancour ,
- ravage ,
- raw ,
- resentment ,
- rile ,
- riot ,
- rot ,
- rotting ,
- rub ,
- ruin ,
- ruination ,
- ruining ,
- run through ,
- rust ,
- saddle sore ,
- saturnalia ,
- scald ,
- scourge ,
- scratch ,
- senesce ,
- sensitive ,
- smash ,
- smear ,
- smirch ,
- smoulder ,
- soil ,
- sophisticate ,
- sore ,
- spoil ,
- spot ,
- squander ,
- stain ,
- stewed ,
- stigma ,
- stretch ,
- subvert ,
- sully ,
- take ,
- take in ,
- tarnish ,
- tender ,
- terror ,
- threat ,
- toxicant ,
- tuck ,
- twist ,
- twist around ,
- ulcer ,
- ulceration ,
- use up ,
- vesicate ,
- vex ,
- vexation ,
- visit ,
- vitiate ,
- void ,
- ware ,
- waste ,
- whip ,
- wipe out ,
- worsen ,
- wrecking .
How to use "Ulcered" in context?
Ulcer is a common name for a medical condition in which a damaged or infected surface in the body sheds liquid and debris. A medical dictionary defines an ulcer as an erosion of the skin and mucous membrane, caused by infection or by the action of toxins.
Ulcers can develop anywhere on the body, but the most common places are on the stomach, genitals, feet and hands. Ulcers are often painful and may lead to infection. Treatment may include antibiotics, surgery and ulcer healing cream.
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