- absence of thirst
- отсутствие жажды
English-Russian dictionary of medicine. Г.Ю. Бельман, А.Е. Бойков. 2015.
absence of thirst
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hydroadipsia — Absence of thirst for water. [hydro + G. a priv. + dipsa, thirst] * * * hy·dro·adip·sia (hi″dro ə dipґse ə) [hydro + a 1 + dipsa] absence of thirst for water … Medical dictionary
adipsia, adipsy — Absence of thirst or the lack of desire to drink. [G. a priv. + dipsa, thirst] … Medical dictionary
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Adipsy — Ad ip*sy, n. [Gr. ? not thirsty; a priv. + ? thirst.] (Med.) Absence of thirst. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
adipsia — adip·sia ā dip sē ə, ə n loss of thirst also abnormal and esp. prolonged abstinence from the intake of fluids * * * adip·sia (ə dipґse ə) [a 1 + dipsia] absence of thirst, or abnormal avoidance of drinking … Medical dictionary
adipsia — n. lack of thirst, absence of thirst … English contemporary dictionary
adipsy — Med. (ˈædɪpsɪ) [f. as prec. + y3.] Absence of thirst. Webster cites Dunglison … Useful english dictionary
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