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vascularity

 

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Noun vascularity has 1 sense
  1. vascularity - the property being vascular; "a prominent vascularity"
    --1 is a kind of
    property

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Vascularity

Definition:

Vascularity refers to the quality of being vascular, which is the presence, arrangement, or distribution of blood vessels in a particular organ, tissue, or part of the body.

Senses:

1. Medical Sense:

In medicine, vascularity commonly refers to the extent or degree of blood vessel development in a specific region.

Example Sentence: The doctor examined the vascularity of the patient's injured leg to determine the severity of the damage.

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2. Bodybuilding Sense:

Within the bodybuilding community, vascularity refers to the visibility and prominence of veins due to low body fat and increased muscle definition.

Example Sentence: The bodybuilder's intense workout regimen and strict diet resulted in remarkable vascularity, showcasing his muscular physique on stage.

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3. Biology Sense:

In biology, vascularity describes the presence and intricacy of vascular tissue in plants, responsible for transporting water, nutrients, and metabolites.

Example Sentence: The researcher studied the vascularity of different plant species, examining the efficiency of their vascular systems.

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Related terms:

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