Definition

Relating to or containing a type of fluid that is often associated with wounds and infections.

Example

The doctor noted that the wound was sanious, indicating a possible infection.

Conversation

I heard that the patient had some pretty sanious wounds from the accident.

That sounds really serious; I hope they're getting the right treatment.

Yeah, I was surprised at how quickly it developed.

Infections like that can be really dangerous if not treated immediately.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sanious → It is derived from the Latin word "sanguis" (meaning blood) and the suffix "-ous" (meaning full of or possessing). The word "sanious" refers to something that is full of or related to blood, particularly in a pathological context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'sanguis' which means blood, and remember that 'sanious' describes something that is full of blood or related to blood.

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