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carcinomatous

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carcinomatous /car·ci·nom·a·tous/ (kahr″sĭ-nom´ah-tus) pertaining to or of the nature of cancer.
car·ci·no·ma·tous (kärs-nm-ts, -nm-)
adj.
Relating to or manifesting the characteristic properties of carcinoma.
carcinomatous
[-om′ətəs]
pertaining to carcinoma. See also carcinous.
carcinomatous [kahr″sĭ-no´mah-tus]
pertaining to or of the nature of cancer; malignant.
carcinomatous
pertaining to or of the nature of cancer; malignant.
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