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  • I had developed something called disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which meant my blood was not clotting, my blood pressure was very low and my blood acid had risen.†  (source)
    coagulation = the thickening of a liquid to a solid state
  • There was blood everywhere, coagulating to a deep red crust.†  (source)
    coagulating = getting thicker and more solid
  • The next morning, there is coagulated blood under the skin on her breast.†  (source)
    coagulated = got thicker and more solid
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  • Leale's fingers probed for the source of the blood and found it behind the left ear: a neat, round hole, about the diameter of a man's fingertip, clotted with a plug of coagulated blood.†  (source)
    coagulated = got thicker and more solid
  • Ultrafast coagulation, Jessica thought.†  (source)
    coagulation = the thickening of a liquid to a solid state
    standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
  • The laser enabled me to coagulate some of the bleeding vessels as I went in.†  (source)
  • The blood was already coagulating inside the wound, and it was simply a matter of bandaging him up and keeping him calm until the plane landed.†  (source)
    coagulating = getting thicker and more solid
  • There's a protein in muscle plasma called myosin that coagulates in the muscle fiber and causes rigor mortis.†  (source)
    coagulates = gets thicker and more solid
  • The intestine was blitzed, completely full of uncoagulated, runny blood, and at the same time the monkey had had massive blood clotting in the intestinal muscles.†  (source)
    uncoagulated = not having thickened or become more solid
    standard prefix: The prefix "un-" in uncoagulated means not and reverses the meaning of coagulated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
  • Spit coagulated into little white gobs at the corners of her mouth.†  (source)
    coagulated = got thicker and more solid
  • To gross inspection, the animals had died of total, intravascular coagulation.†  (source)
    coagulation = the thickening of a liquid to a solid state
  • Six hours after death the capillaries coagulate.†  (source)
  • There one and the other meet together; the one ordained to be passive, and the other to be active because of the perfect place[3] wherefrom it is pressed out; and, conjoined with the former, the latter begins to operate, first by coagulating, and then by quickening that to which it gives consistency for its own material.†  (source)
    coagulating = getting thicker and more solid
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