Induration

/ˌɪn.dʊˈreɪ.ʃən/
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Medical Context

Induration is most often used in the medical field to describe a hardening of tissue or organs.

The induration in the tissue could indicate inflammation or infection.
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Emotional Resilience

The term can also refer to a metaphorical hardening in an individual's emotional responses.

Her induration to criticism made her less open to feedback.
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Metaphorical Usage

Induration may symbolize a lack of empathy or vulnerability in people.

His induration towards others prevented him from forming deep connections.
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