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Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the process of a broken bone healing improperly, becoming crooked, or failing to heal completely. It also extends to the idea of something becoming corrupted, diminished in strength, or deformed.
Derived headwords
- 1.to heal crookedlyclassical
A broken bone heals with a deformity or crookedness.
- 2.to be corruptedclassical
Something, like a bone, becomes corrupted or diminished in its original strength or form.
- 1.crooked healingclassical
The state of a broken bone healing with a deformity or crookedness.
- 2.corruptionclassical
The state of something being corrupted or diminished in strength or form.
- 1.deformity in healingclassical
Specifically refers to a deformity in a healed bone, particularly in the hand.
- 1.to heal imperfectlyclassical
A broken bone begins to heal but does not fully mend, remaining in a state of partial union.
- 1.to cause to heal crookedlyclassical
To cause a broken bone to heal with a deformity or crookedness. This verb is transitive.
- 2.to cause to be corruptedclassical
To cause something to become corrupted or diminished in strength or form. This verb is transitive.
- 1.to heal crookedlyclassical
The passive or reflexive form, indicating that a bone heals with a deformity.
- 2.to be corruptedclassical
The passive or reflexive form, indicating that something becomes corrupted or diminished.