mastopathy
/maˈstɒpəθi/Medicine
noun
Disease of the breast.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mayne (1808–1868). From masto- + -pathy. R. Dunglison records also post-classical Latin mastopathia, and Mayne also cites French mastopathie, which is otherwise unattested before the late 20th cent.
- secondary modern school
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- secondary sexual characteristic
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- secondary structure
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- second ballot
- second base
- second best
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- second city
- second class
- second-class citizen
- Second Coming
- second cousin
- second cousin once removed