subacute

[suhb-uh-kyoot]

sub·a·cute

[suhb-uh-kyoot]
adjective
somewhat or moderately acute.

Origin:
1745–55; sub- + acute

sub·a·cute·ly, adverb
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subacute (ˌsʌbəˈkjuːt)
 
adj
intermediate between acute and chronic

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subacute sub·a·cute (sŭb'ə-ky&oomacr;t')
adj.
Between acute and chronic.


sub'a·cute'ly adv.

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