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hypogeusia
[ hahy-puh-gyoo-zee-uh, -zheeuh, -zhuh; hahypoh- ]
noun
- Medicine/Medical. a condition in which the sense of taste is reduced:
Dryness of the mouth from inadequate saliva can result in hypogeusia.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hypogeusia1
First recorded in 1855–60; hyper- ( def ) + Greek geûs(is) “taste” + -ia ( def )
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Example Sentences
Now modern medicine has discovered that a single tongue can be just as unpredictable �if its unfortunate owner suffers from idiopathic hypogeusia.*
The Government scientists studied 35 of the 3,000 Americans known to suffer from idiopathic hypogeusia.
A 48-year-old professional soldier who developed hypogeusia following an intestinal operation found himself unable to stand the taste or smell of most foods.
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