Bubonic

usgb/bjuːˈbɑːnɪk/
adjective

Relating to or characterized by buboes, particularly in the context of the bubonic plague.

The bubonic form of plague is marked by painful swelling of the lymph nodes.
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  • bubonic plague outbreak
  • bubonic symptoms

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bubonic plague, bubonic symptoms, bubonic infection

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Medical Context

Understanding the meaning of 'bubonic' is crucial in health discussions about the plague.

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Bubonic plague was a major disease that affected Europe in the 14th century.
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Historical Significance

Using 'bubonic' can evoke imagery of historical pandemics.

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The bubonic plague changed the course of European history.
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Causality

Explore the factors leading to outbreaks of bubonic plague.

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Bubonic disease is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.
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