trophedema

/trɔfiˈdɛmə/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete term referring to an abnormal growth or swelling of a body part, especially one caused by excessive use or strain.

“The athlete’s chronic trophedema made it difficult to perform even the simplest movements.”

Synonyms

  • swelling
  • tumor

Antonyms

  • atrophy
  • shrinkage