nodosity
/nɒdˈɒsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A cluster of nerves or nerve fibers, especially one that has become inflamed or swollen.
“The doctor examined the patient’s nodosity to diagnose the cause of the pain.”
2. noun
A knot or tuft of fibers, especially in a plant or animal tissue.
“The scientist studied the nodosity of the plant’s stem to understand its growth patterns.”
3. noun
A protuberance or swelling, especially one that is irregular in shape or size.
“The artist depicted the nodosity of the mountain range in her painting.”