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medullary
[ med-l-er-ee, mej-uh-ler-ee, muh-duhl-uh-ree ]
adjective
- pertaining to, consisting of, or resembling the medulla of an organ or the medulla oblongata.
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Other Words From
- post·medul·lary adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of medullary1
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Example Sentences
He noticed the medullary rays, for which he uses the expressive term "Insertions."
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This is probably to be explained by the growth of the medullary fold at this point, which pushes back the primitive groove.
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So that it is clear that the medullary streak is not the notochord, as was thought to be the case by the authors above mentioned.
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The medullary folds are also flatter and broader than in the previous section.
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These, though they cannot be considered as entirely the cause of the medullary groove, may perhaps help to make it deeper.
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