absorbefacient
[ab-sor″bĕ-fa´shent] causing absorption.
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ab·sor·be·fa·cient
(ab-sōr-bĕ-fā'shŭnt), 1. Causing absorption.
2. Any substance possessing such quality.
[L. ab-sorbeo, to suck in, + facio, to make]
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absorbefacient
(əb-zôr′bə-fā′shənt, -sôr′-)adj. Inducing or causing absorption.
n. A medicine or agent that induces absorption.
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ab·sor·be·fa·cient
(ăb-sōrbĕ-fāshĕnt) 1. Causing absorption.
2. Any substance possessing such quality.
[L. ab-sorbeo, to suck in, + facio, to make]
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ab·sor·be·fa·cient
(ăb-sōrbĕ-fāshĕnt) 1. Causing absorption.
2. Any substance possessing such quality.
[L. ab-sorbeo, to suck in, + facio, to make]
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