chromatosis

/krɒməˈtoʊsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A condition characterized by abnormal deposits of pigment in various organs or tissues, often resulting from a genetic disorder or other disease.

“The doctor diagnosed her with a rare case of chromatosis that required immediate treatment.”

Synonyms

  • chromiasis
  • ochrosis

Antonyms

  • hypopigmentation