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blood
noun as in red body fluid
noun as in ancestry
Strong matches
birth, consanguinity, descendants, descent, extraction, family, kindred, kinship, line, lineage, origin, pedigree, relations, stock
Example Sentences
Whether it’s a group stroll, touch football game on the lawn, quick bike ride, run, or impromptu dancing to “Shake It Off,” moving your body aids digestion, regulates blood sugar, eases tension and promotes relaxation.
They then used a gentle pre-transplant preparation involving immune-targeting antibodies and low-dose radiation, followed by a transplant of blood stem cells and islet cells from an unrelated donor, to restore blood sugar control.
He also came from Belgium by way of UC Santa Barbara—a far cry from a college hoops blue blood.
They mark the second round of discounts that the agency has secured, after CMS last year negotiated lower prices for 10 drugs including widely used blood thinner Eliquis.
“So much strength and blood have already been given that neither our state nor our citizens have the right to accept any terms just to end the war,” said Vadym Zolotarov, a 64-year-old retired schoolteacher.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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