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premalignant

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premalignant /pre·ma·lig·nant/ (pre″mah-lig´nant) precancerous.
pre·ma·lig·nant (prm-lgnnt)
adj.
Precancerous.
premalignant [pre″mah-lig´nant]
precancerous.
premalignant
precancerous.
premalignant
Precancerous, see there
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