indurated

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Word Origin & History

1530s, from Latin induratus, past participle of indurare "to make hard, harden" (see endure). Related: Indurated.

If they do not, no pabulum ever after, will their indurated tissues assimilate.

It was made of the indurated fibre which is frequently to be met with in the Bush ranches.

Last thing he did was to put the indurated plates on the stove to warm.

A lump of indurated plum-duff, like a geological specimen, was on the table.

It is a tertiary formation of indurated sands, clays, and marl, cut up into ravines and cañons by streams and climatic action.

They take on inflammation, and sometimes become large and indurated.

The prejudices of the average art student are many and indurated.

The vesicul seminales have been indurated and can be felt to be knotty and hard.

I then besmeared my hand with oil, and carried it into the abdomen, in order to feel for the indurated part.

Dumouriez had gone as far as she wanted; he knew that some sensitive fiber remained in that indurated heart.