pleomazia
/ˌpleɪoʊməˈziːə/Definitions
1. noun
a rare or obsolete term for a type of irregularly shaped or polymorphic cell or organism, particularly in biology or medicine.
“The researcher studied the pleomazia found in the infected tissue samples.”
2. noun
a rare term for a condition where a cell or organism displays multiple forms or shapes, often due to environmental or genetic factors.
“The scientist observed pleomazia in the cells under the microscope.”