IPA: /ˈtoʊtɪk/
KK: /ˈtoʊtɪk/
Relating to a condition where a part of the body, especially the eyelid, droops or falls down.
The doctor explained that her eyelid was ptotic, which could affect her vision.
Comparative: more ptotic
Superlative: most ptotic
Ptotic → It is derived from the Greek root "ptōsis" (meaning a falling or drooping). The term "ptotic" refers to a condition characterized by drooping or sagging, particularly in a medical context.
Think of the Greek word for 'falling' or 'drooping' — that's why 'ptotic' describes something that is sagging or in a state of decline.