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septum
[ sep-tuhm ]
noun
- a dividing wall, membrane, or the like, in a plant or animal structure; dissepiment.
septum
/ ˈsɛptəm /
noun
- biology anatomy a dividing partition between two tissues or cavities
- a dividing partition or membrane between two cavities in a mechanical device
septum
/ sĕp′təm /
, Plural septa
- A thin wall or membrane that separates two parts or structures in an organism. Septae separate the chambers of the heart and subdivide the hyphae of some fungi.
Word History and Origins
Origin of septum1
Word History and Origins
Origin of septum1
Example Sentences
Doctors say the fall caused a problem with her nasal septum - the bone and cartilage which separates the nostrils.
A crowd sporting green hair, skull tattoos and gigantic septum piercings blends with puffer vests, sweaters and responsible ear plugs.
Bolsonaro said he will undergo procedures to correct a hiatus hernia and a deviated septum.
An anatomical issue like a deviated septum, or allergies, sinusitis or chronic congestion, may explain any difficulty breathing through your nose.
Another recognition: “Cab driver, pointer finger in a pot of Tiger Balm/dabbing on the temples and nasal septum for that sting of wakefulness,/cutting through the edgeless fog of wage labor.”
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