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- ectercises
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Translation: exercises
Sample Usage: "My doctor to me to do my ectercises every day."
- electric lights
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Translation: electrolytes
Sample Usage: "The doc said I felt bad because my electric lights are off."
- emancipated
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Translation: emaciated
Sample Usage: "A patient once complained to me regarding the long wait to be seen in an ER with her husband sitting there all emancipated in his wheel chair."
- erotic heartbeat
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Translation: erratic heartbeat
Sample Usage: "The doctors said your father has an erotic heartbeat."
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- evaleation
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Translation: evaluation
Sample Usage: "I have to go to my doctor for an evaleation."
- exagerbate - exagerbated
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Translation: exacerbate - exacerbated (to increase the severity of (disease, ill feeling, etc.; to aggravate.)
Sample Usage: "My low back pain was exagerbated by bending over and lifting the anvil off the floor."
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