A noncleft congenital anomaly in which the upper and lower lips are incompletely joined, leaving a gap or gap-like area between the two lips. This typically affects the vermilion borders of the lips and can be classified into various types based on the degree of fusion and the location of the gap.
/ˌkɪliˌoʊskɪˈsɪs/
A term not commonly used in English. However, it could be interpreted as describing something that lacks truth or honesty, often used negatively to imply deceit or lack of sincerity.
/ˈtrauθləs/
The act of failing to confirm or acknowledge something, often in a formal or official context. This can refer to a lack of official approval or agreement, especially in financial or legal contexts.
/nɒnˈfɪrmlɪnməns/
The process by which certain substances are split by water, especially a reaction in which a chemical substance is hydrolyzed to yield a simpler substance, such as the breakdown of proteins into amino acids or polysaccharides into sugars.
/ˈhaɪ.droʊ.lɪ.zɪ.z/
the condition of not being statistically anomalous or unusual; contrary to statistical regularity or uniformity
/æ no məˈθrɪə/
A state of prolonged harassing or frustrating a person or group; a besieging or surrounding of a place by enemy forces, especially by a large army to prevent access or rescue and to force the surrender of the besieged.
/biːˈleɪɡərənt/
A general term used to describe devices, mechanisms, or measures that control something, often in a regulatory or management context. It can also refer to methods or procedures designed to ensure safety, efficiency, or compliance.
/kənˈtrôlz/
Relating to a sudden constriction or spasm of blood vessels in the lungs, often leading to pulmonary hypertension and other respiratory issues.
/æn.dʒɪə.spæˈtæks/
In a manner that is characterized by or causing trouble, worry, or anxiety; a troublesome or unsettling manner.
/ˈtraʊ.bəl.lɪs/