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proptosis /prop·to·sis/ (prop-to´sis) forward displacement or bulging, especially of the eye.

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prop·to·sis (prp-tss)

n. pl. prop·to·ses (-sz)

Forward displacement of an organ, especially an eyeball.

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prop·tot·ic (-ttk) adj.

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proptosis (präp·tōˑ·ss),

n a protrusion or bulging of a bodily region or organ, such as the eye.

Proprioceptors.

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proptosis (proptō´sis),

n the forward displacement or protrusion of the eyeball. See also exophthalmos.

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proptosis

forward displacement or bulging, especially of the eye; exophthalmos.