Definition of mollescent in English:

mollescent

adjective məˈlɛsnt

Medicine

That has become, or tends to become, soft.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Cooper (1780–1848), surgeon and writer. From classical Latin mollēscent-, mollēscēns, present participle of mollēscere to become soft from mollis soft + -ēscere.

Definition of mollescent in US English:

mollescent

adjectiveməˈlɛsnt

Medicine

That has become, or tends to become, soft.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Cooper (1780–1848), surgeon and writer. From classical Latin mollēscent-, mollēscēns, present participle of mollēscere to become soft from mollis soft + -ēscere.

单词	mollescent
释义	Definition of mollescent in English: mollescent adjective məˈlɛsnt Medicine That has become, or tends to become, soft. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Cooper (1780–1848), surgeon and writer. From classical Latin mollēscent-, mollēscēns, present participle of mollēscere to become soft from mollis soft + -ēscere. Definition of mollescent in US English: mollescent adjectiveməˈlɛsnt Medicine That has become, or tends to become, soft. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Samuel Cooper (1780–1848), surgeon and writer. From classical Latin mollēscent-, mollēscēns, present participle of mollēscere to become soft from mollis soft + -ēscere.
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