IPA: /ˌtɛlænˌdʒiˈɛktætɪk/
KK: /tɛlænˌdʒiˈɛktætɪk/
Relating to a condition where small blood vessels become dilated and visible on the skin's surface.
The doctor noted that the patient had telangiectatic lesions on her face.
Telangiectatic → It is formed from "tela" (from Latin, meaning web or tissue), "angio" (from Greek "angeion", meaning vessel), and "ectatic" (from Greek "ektasis", meaning expansion). The word describes the expansion of small blood vessels in the skin, creating a web-like appearance.
Imagine a 'web' ('tela') of 'vessels' ('angio') that are 'expanded' ('ectatic') — this helps you remember that telangiectatic refers to the expansion of small blood vessels.