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sub⋅po⋅ten⋅cy
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n
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–noun
1.
a condition of reduced potency, as of a medication.
2.
a reduced capacity to transmit genetic characteristics.
Related forms:
sub⋅po⋅tent,
adjective
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sub·po·ten·cy
(sŭb-pōt'n-sē)
n.
Reduction in potency, as of a drug.
Reduction in the power to transmit hereditary characteristics.
sub·po'tent
adj.
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Medical Dictionary
Main Entry:
sub·po·tent
Pronunciation:
"s&b-'pOt-
&
nt-, 's&b-
Function:
adjective
:
less potent than normal<
subpotent
drugs> —
sub·po·ten·cy
/-'pOt-
&
n-sE/
noun
plural
-cies
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, © 2002 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
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