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rubeola

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rubeola /ru·be·o·la/ (roo-be´o-lah) (roo″be-o´lah) a synonym of measles in English and of German measles in French and Spanish.
ru·be·o·la (r-b-l, rb-l)
n.
See measles.
ru·beo·lar adj.
rubeola.
See measles.
rubeola [roo-be´o-lah, roo″be-o´lah]
a synonym of measles in English and of German measles in French and Spanish.
Rubeola,
n.pr See measles.
rubeola (roobēō´l),
n See measles.
rubeola
human measles; can assume epidemic proportions in primate colonies with a syndrome of exanthematous rash on the body, rhinitis, conjunctivitis and in some interstitial giant-cell pneumonia.
rubeola
Measles. see there. Cf Rubella.
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