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lability /la·bil·i·ty/ (lah-bil´ĭ-te)
1. the quality of being labile.
2. in psychiatry, emotional instability.
lability.
See labile.
lability [lah-bil´ĭ-te]
1. the quality of being labile.
2. in psychiatry, emotional instability; rapidly changing emotions.
lability
the quality of being labile.
lability
Neurology Neurologic instability, as in an evolving CVA/TIA or spinal cord injury. See Cerebrovascular accident, Spinal cord injury, Transient ischemic attack.
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