anthemia

/ænˈθiːmiə/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or unusual disease, especially one of a nervous or mental nature.

“The patient was diagnosed with a rare case of anthemia, causing her to suffer from severe anxiety.”

2. noun

A lack or diminution of the normal or healthy state of the blood, especially anaemia.

“The doctor examined the patient for signs of anthemia, which could be caused by a variety of factors.”

Synonyms

  • anaemia
  • anemia

Antonyms

  • hyperemia