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sublingual
[ suhb-ling-gwuhl ]
adjective
- situated under the tongue, or on the underside of the tongue.
noun
- a sublingual gland, artery, or the like.
sublingual
/ sʌbˈlɪŋɡwəl /
adjective
- anatomy situated beneath the tongue
Word History and Origins
Origin of sublingual1
Example Sentences
On hearing that, I gave her over-the-counter sublingual vitamin B12 pills every morning before breakfast.
Researchers further leveraged samples from ALK clinical trials with tablet sublingual immunotherapy which allows for sequencing large amounts of IgE producing B cells.
He used cannabis sublingual drops but said they didn’t help, so he’s trying gummies, “which seem to work much better.”
Their social media ads showcase sublingual drops as a "convenient alternative to allergy shots" with "no trips to the doctor's office or prickly needles."
In the last decade, the Food and Drug Administration has started to approve another form of immunotherapy, known as sublingual immunotherapy.
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