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organic disease
organic disease
noun
- any disease in which there is a physical change in the structure of an organ or part Compare functional disease
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Word History and Origins
Origin of organic disease1
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Example Sentences
Absence or marked diminution, therefore, indicates organic disease of the stomach.
When the amount of free hydrochloric acid is normal, organic disease of the stomach probably does not exist.
In the meantime, the patient may be constantly in the wildest motion and so add to the exhausting effect of the organic disease.
I except one case, the case of any child who is marked for death by organic disease, and knows it.
She would make a vigorous effort to keep from dying, she had no organic disease, but something might happen.
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