purulence
/pəˈrɪləns/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being purulent; a condition characterized by the presence of pus.
“The doctor examined the wound for signs of purulence and applied an antibiotic ointment.”
2. noun
Pus or a discharge from a wound, sore, or other infected area.
“The patient’s purulence from the infected cut required immediate medical attention.”
3. noun
A substance having the properties of pus; a morbid secretion.
“The scientist studied the properties of the purulence to understand the underlying infection.”