(medicine) Abnormal softening of tissues of an organ or other body structure.
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(medicine) Abnormal softening of tissues of an organ or other body structure.
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Abnormal softening of tissue, such as bone (osteomalacia) or cartilage (chondromalacia).
| Medical Dictionary: ma·la·ci·a |
A softening or loss of consistency in any of the organs or tissues. Also called malacosis, mollities.
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Abnormal softening.
| WordNet: malacia |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a state of abnormal softening of tissue
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