jaundice
noun
Key Types & categories Parts & wholes Related & opposite
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- noun
- verb
- adjective
- adverb
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Senses
Sense 1 noun
yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes caused by an accumulation of bile pigment (bilirubin) in the blood; can be a symptom of gallstones or liver infection or anemia
Types & categories
- symptom hypernym
- jaundice of the newborn hyponym
- kernicterus hyponym
Parts & wholes
- hyperbilirubinemia part meronym
Related & opposite
Sense 2 verb
distort adversely
Jealousy had jaundiced his judgment
Types & categories
- deform hypernym
Related & opposite
- acrimony derivation
Sense 3 noun
a rough and bitter manner
Types & categories
- disagreeableness hypernym
Related & opposite
- jaundice derivation
- acerbate derivation
- bitter derivation
- acid derivation
- sharp-worded derivation
Sense 4 verb
affect with, or as if with, jaundice
Types & categories
- affect hypernym
Related & opposite
- jaundice derivation
Table view of this graph
| Sense | Relation | Group | Word |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | derivation | Related & opposite | jaundice |
| 1 | derivation | Related & opposite | jaundiced |
| 1 | part meronym | Parts & wholes | hyperbilirubinemia |
| 1 | hypernym | Types & categories | symptom |
| 1 | hyponym | Types & categories | jaundice of the newborn |
| 1 | hyponym | Types & categories | kernicterus |
| 2 | derivation | Related & opposite | acrimony |
| 2 | hypernym | Types & categories | deform |
| 3 | derivation | Related & opposite | jaundice |
| 3 | derivation | Related & opposite | acerbate |
| 3 | derivation | Related & opposite | bitter |
| 3 | derivation | Related & opposite | acid |
| 3 | derivation | Related & opposite | sharp-worded |
| 3 | hypernym | Types & categories | disagreeableness |
| 4 | derivation | Related & opposite | jaundice |
| 4 | hypernym | Types & categories | affect |