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inhibited
[ in-hib-i-tid ]
Other Words From
- o·ver·in·hib·it·ed adjective
- sem·i-in·hib·it·ed adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of inhibited1
Example Sentences
“A significant majority of practicing OB-GYN physicians surveyed believe that the Texas abortion laws have inhibited their ability to provide highest-quality and medically necessary care to their patients,” the study states.
Reece was diagnosed with an obstruction which inhibited the flow of urine from his kidney.
Rising temperatures have inhibited the growth of cherries and made trees more vulnerable to diseases and pests.
The research team then tested the innovative treatment in mice and in human-derived melanoma cells in the lab and found that the tyrosine nanomicelles reactivated dormant metabolic pathways, triggered melanin synthesis, and inhibited tumour growth.
One of the antibodies, FluB-400, broadly inhibited virus replication in laboratory cultures of human respiratory epithelial cells.
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