Definition of pathologically in English:

pathologically

adverb paθəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)liˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li

1In a way that relates to pathology or disease.
bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi
as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens
Example sentencesExamples
- Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose.
- Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically.
- If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading.
- They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma.
- Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening.
- Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism.
- They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer.
- Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries.
- The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood.
- Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations.
2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively.
I am pathologically shy
she was pathologically obsessed with her weight
Example sentencesExamples
- It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer.
- Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny.
- I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted.
- The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice.
- He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged.
- This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona.
- The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man.
- It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid.
- He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying.
- He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school.

Definition of pathologically in US English:

pathologically

adverbˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)liˌpaTHəˈläjək(ə)lē

1In a way that relates to pathology or disease.
bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi
as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens
Example sentencesExamples
- They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma.
- They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer.
- Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically.
- Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose.
- If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading.
- The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood.
- Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations.
- Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism.
- Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening.
- Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries.
2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively.
I am pathologically shy
she was pathologically obsessed with her weight
Example sentencesExamples
- The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice.
- He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged.
- I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted.
- He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying.
- He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school.
- It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid.
- The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man.
- Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny.
- It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer.
- This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona.

单词	pathologically
释义	Definition of pathologically in English: pathologically adverb paθəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)liˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to pathology or disease. bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens Example sentencesExamples Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose. Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically. If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading. They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma. Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening. Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism. They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer. Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries. The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood. Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations. 2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively. I am pathologically shy she was pathologically obsessed with her weight Example sentencesExamples It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer. Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny. I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted. The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice. He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged. This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona. The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man. It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid. He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying. He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school. Definition of pathologically in US English: pathologically adverbˌpæθəˈlɑdʒək(ə)liˌpaTHəˈläjək(ə)lē 1In a way that relates to pathology or disease. bronchiectasis is defined pathologically as permanent dilatation of the bronchi as submodifier pathologically abnormal or enlarged spleens Example sentencesExamples They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma. They conducted a study of 111 consecutive patients with pathologically documented lung cancer. Only seven of the removed gallbladders were reported as normal pathologically. Pathologically, the lung has a close relation with the nose. If these are pathologically elevated, the pulse oximeter will give a falsely elevated reading. The so-called embolus forms on a pathologically abnormal wall of a larger vessel and then detaches and circulates in the blood. Few patients experience pathologically low arginine concentrations. Cerebral abscesses have several distinctive features both clinically and pathologically, regardless of the causative organism. Pathologically, the gross appearance of an abscess in its early stages is that of a poorly localized area of discoloration and softening. Anger causes vasoconstriction in pathologically narrowed arterial segments but has no effect on vasomotion in normal coronary arteries. 2informal often as submodifier In a way that is psychologically unhealthy or abnormal; compulsively. I am pathologically shy she was pathologically obsessed with her weight Example sentencesExamples The point about Mr Longfellow Deeds is that he is pathologically nice. He has every intention of refusing, except that Logan is not a man to cross, being pathologically unhinged. I think that is the typical talk of the habitually, perhaps pathologically, closeted. He is paranoid, delusional, pathologically self-pitying. He's the obnoxious, insecure, pathologically lying kid everyone knew in grade school. It's not 'politically incorrect' to be racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, or anti-Semitic—it is inhuman and pathologically stupid. The fact that he's obsessed with his hair—indeed, pathologically sensitive about the whole of his physical appearance—doesn't make him an immodest man. Pathologically violent, he is constantly on the verge of mutiny. It's like watching the holiday slides of an undeniably talented but pathologically dull photographer. This film brings the actor back to his patented wry, literate, pathologically charming British persona.
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