Definition of Morgellons in English:

Morgellons

(also Morgellons disease)

noun mɔːˈɡɛlənzmôrˈɡelənz

mass noun

A condition characterized by chronic itching or crawling sensations, attributed by sufferers to abnormal fibres (generally regarded by doctors as delusional) embedded in or extruded from the skin.
people claiming to have Morgellons report a wide variety of symptoms
Example sentencesExamples
- In this setting of our core beliefs, the fact is many scientists and physicians are not worth reasoning with about Morgellons.
- Some living with Morgellons become so discontented, they channel frustration toward the one person they can associate with the disease.
- Doctors, according to the article, claim that Morgellons is actually a form of DP - delusional parasitosis.
- The CDC will form a task force to investigate Morgellons.
- Leitao would benefit from a psychiatric evaluation and support, whether Andrew has Morgellons disease or not.
- The Bethel Park physician knows the medical skepticism about Morgellons, but he also knows history.
- The CDC terms Morgellons a syndrome, fictitious until proven real.
- He observes 70 patients complaining of Morgellons and finds that all carry a bacteria called Borrelia, which, possibly, tampers with the entire immune system.
- I find 15-20 common abnormal findings and Morgellons is not reducible to one thing.

Origin

Early 21st century: revival of a 17th-century name for a disease of children marked by hairs or worms in the skin of the back, probably adapted from an Occitan word.

Definition of Morgellons in US English:

Morgellons

(also Morgellons disease)

nounmôrˈɡelənz

A condition characterized by chronic itching or crawling sensations, attributed by sufferers to abnormal fibers (generally regarded by doctors as delusional) embedded in or extruded from the skin.
people claiming to have Morgellons report a wide variety of symptoms
Example sentencesExamples
- Some living with Morgellons become so discontented, they channel frustration toward the one person they can associate with the disease.
- Leitao would benefit from a psychiatric evaluation and support, whether Andrew has Morgellons disease or not.
- Doctors, according to the article, claim that Morgellons is actually a form of DP - delusional parasitosis.
- I find 15-20 common abnormal findings and Morgellons is not reducible to one thing.
- He observes 70 patients complaining of Morgellons and finds that all carry a bacteria called Borrelia, which, possibly, tampers with the entire immune system.
- In this setting of our core beliefs, the fact is many scientists and physicians are not worth reasoning with about Morgellons.
- The CDC terms Morgellons a syndrome, fictitious until proven real.
- The CDC will form a task force to investigate Morgellons.
- The Bethel Park physician knows the medical skepticism about Morgellons, but he also knows history.

Origin

Early 21st century: revival of a 17th-century name for a disease of children marked by hairs or worms in the skin of the back, probably adapted from an Occitan word.

单词	Morgellons
释义	Definition of Morgellons in English: Morgellons (also Morgellons disease) noun mɔːˈɡɛlənzmôrˈɡelənz mass noun A condition characterized by chronic itching or crawling sensations, attributed by sufferers to abnormal fibres (generally regarded by doctors as delusional) embedded in or extruded from the skin. people claiming to have Morgellons report a wide variety of symptoms Example sentencesExamples In this setting of our core beliefs, the fact is many scientists and physicians are not worth reasoning with about Morgellons. Some living with Morgellons become so discontented, they channel frustration toward the one person they can associate with the disease. Doctors, according to the article, claim that Morgellons is actually a form of DP - delusional parasitosis. The CDC will form a task force to investigate Morgellons. Leitao would benefit from a psychiatric evaluation and support, whether Andrew has Morgellons disease or not. The Bethel Park physician knows the medical skepticism about Morgellons, but he also knows history. The CDC terms Morgellons a syndrome, fictitious until proven real. He observes 70 patients complaining of Morgellons and finds that all carry a bacteria called Borrelia, which, possibly, tampers with the entire immune system. I find 15-20 common abnormal findings and Morgellons is not reducible to one thing. Origin Early 21st century: revival of a 17th-century name for a disease of children marked by hairs or worms in the skin of the back, probably adapted from an Occitan word. Definition of Morgellons in US English: Morgellons (also Morgellons disease) nounmôrˈɡelənz A condition characterized by chronic itching or crawling sensations, attributed by sufferers to abnormal fibers (generally regarded by doctors as delusional) embedded in or extruded from the skin. people claiming to have Morgellons report a wide variety of symptoms Example sentencesExamples Some living with Morgellons become so discontented, they channel frustration toward the one person they can associate with the disease. Leitao would benefit from a psychiatric evaluation and support, whether Andrew has Morgellons disease or not. Doctors, according to the article, claim that Morgellons is actually a form of DP - delusional parasitosis. I find 15-20 common abnormal findings and Morgellons is not reducible to one thing. He observes 70 patients complaining of Morgellons and finds that all carry a bacteria called Borrelia, which, possibly, tampers with the entire immune system. In this setting of our core beliefs, the fact is many scientists and physicians are not worth reasoning with about Morgellons. The CDC terms Morgellons a syndrome, fictitious until proven real. The CDC will form a task force to investigate Morgellons. The Bethel Park physician knows the medical skepticism about Morgellons, but he also knows history. Origin Early 21st century: revival of a 17th-century name for a disease of children marked by hairs or worms in the skin of the back, probably adapted from an Occitan word.
随便看	linguacious linguadental lingua franca lingua francas lingua geral lingual -lingual lingual artery lingual bone lingualise linguality lingualize lingually lingually lingual nerve lingual ribbon lingual tooth linguapalatal Linguaphone linguas linguate linguatulid linguet linguiform linguine